Deployment Solution

Hi,

Is there a way to know how much time took the job deployment ?

any variable which keep this data ?

thanks

Hi,

If you want to just check occassionally, you can just look at the computer's history to figure it out. If you want something more regular/thorough, all this data is kept in the status tables. It can be quite complex to collect all the data in a useful way.

When I deliver builds (images+software)  I always have the deployment create a "deployment report" which is saved to the deployed computers disk and emailed to a central store. 

This is an extract from a report from a deployment a couple of days ago. 

Quite a lot of SQL is involved to get this.

It might be that what you require is a lot simpler though... so what exactly are you needing here?

Kind Regards,
Ian./

Do you need any further help on this one?

Thanks for the answer,

I was thinking that it will be much easier to get this data, like using some system variable...

thanks anyway

There are options... you could have the last task in every job to execute a SQL function which would throw up to the computers visible history through the wLogEvent the time taken to execute that job upto that point...

Not as good as a 'token' which holds duration of the last job scheduled on that machine, but it's not a bad second. Though perhaps a bit cumbersome to add a wlogevent to the end of every job....

Kind Regards,
Ian./