Listing Workflows Using the CLI

Use the following procedure to list workflows using the CLI.

To list workflows, use the list command from the maintenance workflows context:

hostname:maintenance workflows> list
WORKFLOW     NAME                           OWNER SETID ORIGIN        VERSION
workflow-018 Check metaslab_unload_delay    root  false Oracle ZFSSA  1.0
workflow-019 Check metaslab_unload_timeout  root  false Oracle ZFSSA  1.0
workflow-020 Example 9                      root  true  <local>       1.0
workflow-021 Set DNLC size and ncsize       root  false Data and App  2.0
workflow-022 Stop Existing SSH Sessions     root  false <local>       0.2

To select a workflow, use the select command:

hostname:maintenance workflows> select workflow-018
hostname:maintenance workflow-018>

To get a workflow's properties, use the get command from within the context of the selected workflow:

hostname:maintenance workflow-018> get
                          name = Check metaslab_unload_delay
                   description = Check the value of the metaslab_unload_delay property
                          uuid = uuid
                      checksum = checksum
                   installdate = 2019-5-8 20:54:33
                         owner = root
                        origin = Oracle ZFSSA
                         setid = false
                         alert = false
                       version = 1.0
                     scheduled = true

The owner property identifies the owner of the workflow. Changing the owner property changes the user identity associated with the workflow. To change the owner of a workflow, the user must already be permitted to modify the workflow and must also have the appropriate workflow.<target_owner>.*.changeOwner authorization as described in Workflow Authorizations. Changing the owner property does not clear the setid property. If setid is set to true, the workflow continues to execute as its owner after the ownership change.