usage: wfexport <workflow configuration> <export file> [-csv|-tsv|-ssv] [workflow configuration password]

This command creates a file, (CSV, TSV, or SSV), of the data that is stored in the Workflow Table. This file contains a header row that lists the names of the Workflow Table columns.

Note!

wfexport is identical to the Workflow Table right-click command Export Table. For further information see Export Table in the Desktop User's Guide.

`<workflow configuration>`	Specify the workflow configuration that you want to export.
`<export file>`	Specify the name of the export file
[-csv\|-tsv\|-ssv]	Specify one of the wfexport supported formats according to which the export file should be created: CSV (Comma Separated Value) - Default format SSV (Semicolon Separated Value) TSV (Tab Separated Value) Note! Text strings within each value are delimited by a quotation mark ("). In the export file, External References are enclosed in braces ({}) preceded by a dollar symbol ($). For example: `${mywf_abcd}`. For further information see External References in the Desktop User's Guide. Similarly, Execution Settings in the export file, are enclosed in braces ({}), but are preceded by a pound symbol (#). For example: `#{mywf_exsettings}`. For further information see Execution Settings below. To prevent a workflow table column from being updated by the export file data when importing, delete that same column from the export file.
[workflow configuration password]	For an encrypted export file, provide a password.

Example - General use of wfexport

Create the file wf_disk_collection.csv under the tmp directory.

$ wfexport Default.disk_collection /tmp/wf_disk_collection

The wf_disk_collection.csv export file:

"ID","Name","[Disk_1]Directory","[Disk_1]Filename"
 1,"workflow_1","/tmp/in","in.file"
 3,"workflow_3","/tmp/in3","in3.file"
 100,"workflow_100","/tmp/in100","in100.file"
 109,"workflow_110","/tmp/in101","in101.file"
 110,"workflow_110","/tmp/in101","in101.file"
 111,"workflow_112","/tmp/in112","${a}"
 112,"workflow_113","/tmp/in113","a"

Execution Settings

An export file of a workflow configuration may include settings for an EC or an ECSA.

Setting	Description	Valid Values
`type`	The configuration type.	`execsettings`
`enabled`	Specifies whether or not the configuration is enabled	`true` or `false`
`disttype`	The workflows load balancing method.	`sequential`, `wfcount`, `machineload, or roundrobin`. For further information see the Desktop User's Guide, in the Workflow Properties section.
`ectype`	The Execution Context type on the eclist list.	`ec` or `ecsa`
`eclist`	A vertical bar (\|) delimited string of the configured ECs and ECSAs. The list is enclosed with brackets. Note! Only one ECSA at a time can be specified. `[]` = an empty eclist.

Example - Export data of EC/ECSA configurations

With an EC configuration, the export file will include:

#{type=execsettings#enabled=true
    #disttype=wfcount#ectype=ec#eclist=[ec1 | ec2]}

With an ECSA configuration, the export file will include:

#{type=execsettings#enabled=true
    #disttype=sequential#ectype=ecsa#eclist=[ecsa1]}

With a disabled EC configuration, the export file will include:
```
#{type=execsettings#enabled=false}
```

Return Codes

Listed below are the different return codes for the wfexport command:

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1->	Number of errors that has occurred during the export.

2.2.46 wfexport

Execution Settings

Return Codes