wflist

usage: wflist <pattern matching expression for workflow names> ...  [ -invalid ] [ -valid ] [ -active ] [ -inactive ] [ -not-member-of-wfgroup ] [ -long ] [ -activationMode ] ] [ -loop [ N ] ] [ -wftype ]

This command lists workflows. If you use the command without any options, all workflows will be listed.

With this command, you compare a single pattern match expression, or several, with the full workflow name, <folder>.<workflowconfigurationname>.<workflowname>, of all the workflows.

The command accepts wild cards, such as '*' and '?'. For further information see Textual Pattern Matches.

The command accepts the following options:

Option	Description

Option	Description
[-invalid]	Lists all invalid workflows.
[-valid]	Lists all valid workflows.
[-active]	Lists all active workflows.
[-inactive]	Lists all inactive workflows.
[-not-member-of-wfgroup ]	Lists all the workflows that are not included in a workflow group.
[-long]	Lists the workflow state and information about the latest start (aborted or not started). If the workflow is running `long` reveals how long it has been running. `long` will also display the current throughput.
[-long [ -activationMode]]	Lists the workflow state and information about the latest start as well as the workflow's activation mode. If the workflow is enabled it will be shown as ENABLED.
[-loop [ N ]]	Sets a loop mode that runs the `wflist` command forever every N seconds (N is by default set to 10) To terminate loop use Ctrl-C. Note! When combining [-active] and [-long], the Execution Context and the execution time for the workflow will be listed.
[-wftype]	Lists the type of the workflows: Batch Task Realtime System Task

Return Codes

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

Code	Description

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1	Will be returned if the number of arguments is incorrect.