
    CRON ENTRY QUERY

    You can use this program to find specific cron jobs. You can search
    for hostnames, user names, the command itself, the time settings,
    etc. Once your query is successful, you can then modify, delete, or
    copy the cron job.


    The cron job must match all fields to get a successful match. The
    fields in this window have a logical AND relationship. Blank fields
    always match and you can also negate fields with the ! character
    (e.g., !Mondays).

    Fields

    This window contains the following fields.

    Hostnames

    If you want to limit the search to specific hostnames within a pool,
    enter those hostnames in this field. If you are using multiple
    entries, leave a blank between each entry.

    User names

    If you want to limit the search to specific users, specify which
    one(s) in this field. If you are using multiple entries, leave a
    blank between each entry. You can also use the arrow button to the
    right to select from a pick list of the users.

    Command

    Use this field to limit the search to a specify cron command (or any
    of its options).You can use a maximum of 256 characters in this
    field, including the standard UNIX wildcards.

    Time
    Weekdays
    Days on Mon.
    Months

    You can use these fields to specify times or time ranges. This
    limits the search to find jobs executing at/between the times
    entered in these field. 

    Buttons

    This window contains the following buttons.

    Execute Search

    Once you've selected your search criteria, click on the Execute
    Search button. If you click on this button without filling in any of
    the fields, all current cron jobs will be displayed. A window
    similar to the Crontab Configuration window appears with the results
    listed.

    Clear Fields

    Click on this button to clear the existing choices in all fields.

    Close

    Click on this button to discard any changes and close the window.
