task

Displays a list of the tasks that are currently running on the Oracle FS System.

SYNOPSIS

task { [ ‑cancelRestartableTasks | ‑list ] | ‑usage | ‑help }

DESCRIPTION

The task list provides a point-in-time snapshot of all tasks that are currently running on the Oracle FS System. Before making changes to the system, examine the operating environment and list the current tasks.

In addition to checking the operating environment, examine the task list to verify the status of long‑running commands that were issued before you logged out or after the session timed out. For example, the following commands take several hours to complete:

drive_group ‑verifyDataConsistency: Verifies data consistency in a drive group.
filesystem ‑scan: Performs a data integrity check on a filesystem.

Note: If you suspect that a command is running after a session times out, log in again, and run the task ‑list ‑details command.

Locate the tasks that modify the system components that are associated with your command. The output displays the tasks that were running within the most recent 30 seconds at the time that the task ‑list ‑details command was executed on the Oracle FS System.

In the output, inspect the originating date and time fields to correlate the specific tasks with the command that you issued. The task list also returns the names of the initiating administrator accounts. The task list does not display the error messages that are listed in the output of the errors ‑list command.

If there are no tasks that are associated with your command listed in the output, run the event_log ‑list ‑details ‑category audit command. Inspect the output for a SUCCESS or FAILURE status.

Use the task ‑cancelRestartableTasks command to prevent restartable tasks from running during a restart. You might want to use the ‑cancelRestartableTasks option for diagnostic purposes.

SUBCOMMANDS

‑cancelRestartableTasks: Removes all restartable tasks from the system.
‑list: Displays a list of the tasks that are currently running on the Oracle FS System.

EXAMPLE

Task

List the tasks that are actively running on the Oracle FS System.

Parameters

None

$ fscli task -list