Re: [Condor-users] condor_status with -format options

[Anthony Tiradani <tiradani@xxxxxxxx>]

Thank you for your response.  I fixed most of the problems by following 
your example and looking at the Class Ads (using the -verbose flag).  I 
do have one other question.  ActivityTime does not appear in the Class 
Ads, so it is ignored when I try to use the format flag with that field. 
 How do I "format" this field?

Thanks again,

Anthony Tiradani
tiradani@xxxxxxxx

Daniel Forrest wrote:
> Kewley, J (John) wrote:
> >  
> > > One of the features of condor_status is that if a field name 
> > > is not valid then nothing is printed for that field, with the 
> > > additional feature that if there is no "%" conversion in the 
> > > format string then the format string is printed regardless of 
> > > the field name.  So you can ensure there is always a trailing 
> > > carriage return like this:
> > >
> > > /opt/condor/bin/condor_status -format "%s " Name -format "%s" 
> > > RemoteUser -format "\n" AnyString
> > >
> > >
> > > This is useful since RemoteUser may or may not be defined 
> > > depending on the machine state.
> > It used to be the case that AnyString had to match a proper ClassAd
> > value
> > Otherwise nothing was printed. If this has changed then it is likely to
> > be in 6.9 only.
>
> It has been this way since 6.6.8, I just checked the release notes.
>
> In fact, this is the example they give:
>
>
> For example, to print out the machine's Name (always defined) and the
> RemoteUser (only defined if the machine is claimed), and always print a
> newline (to keep the formatting legible), this command will now work:
>
> % condor_status -f "%s " Name -f "%s " RemoteUser -f "\n" bogus

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