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Identify batch jobs

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March 14, 2022
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Hi All,

is there a log or any other way to find out the process models configured with timer event in start node ?

Thanks!!

Best answer by stewart.burchell

...but just had another thought. You can export the process models (add them all to a package, export and download it). Then unzip the downloaded file and use a tool that can search inside the individual process model XML files. You should be looking for something like this:


            
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stefanhelzle0001

Brainy

I think not. What do you want to achieve?

mohamedt808Author

Hi , i have to introduce some changes that are specific to process models of this nature. Since there are multiple applications i am trying to avoid manually opening each and every process model.

csteward

You might have some luck using Monitor mode in /design to visibly see any processes that are starting at the same time each day, or at common intervals during the day. This can be easier in dev/test environments where less process instances are started, as long as the scheduled processes are set to run in the lower environments as well.

stewart.burchell

It doesn't help you now, but adding one or more tags into the Description attribute of a Process Model will help you find these the next time around and you can conduct a search across the Process Name/Description.

stewart.burchellAnswer

...but just had another thought. You can export the process models (add them all to a package, export and download it). Then unzip the downloaded file and use a tool that can search inside the individual process model XML files. You should be looking for something like this:


            
              0001e7ec-4f0c-8000-1cd1-7f0000014e7a
              
              
              
              
                
                  5

mohamedt808Author

Thanks a lot Stewart!! this is helpful !! I managed to search majority of them with names as we have some standards around it . With your suggestion i can find the rest and adopt the standards !!

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