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Lire::ReportJob(3pm)

Object used to configure periodical report generation

NAME

Lire::ReportJob - Object used to configure periodical report generation

SYNOPSIS

  use Lire::ReportJob;
  use Lire::ReportSchedule;
  my $store = Lire::DlfStore->open( 'aStore' );
  my $job = new Lire::ReportJob( "webServer" );
  my $cfg = $store->get_report_config( 'my_report' );
  $job->add_schedule( new Lire::ReportSchedule( 'daily', $cfg );
  $job->run( $store, 'daily' );

DESCRIPTION

The Lire::ReportJob object is used to configure and execute report generation jobs. These objects are usually configured in a store through the lire(1) command.

new( $name, );

Create a new Lire::ReportJob(). The constructor takes one parameter which is an identifier.

name()

Returns the name of this ReportJob.

add_schedule( $schedule, ... )

Adds one or more Lire::ReportSchedule to the ReportJob objects.

schedules()

Returns the Lire::ReportSchedule related to this object.

run( $store, $period, [$time] )

Executes all the configured generation with a period of 'period' using the $store DlfStore. Once the method returns, XML report will have been generated in the DlfStore and OutputJob associated with the ScheduleJob will have been sent. The $time parameter will be used to determine the time window covered by period. It defaults to the current time.

SEE ALSO

Lire::DlfStore(3pm) Lire::ImportJob(3pm) Lire::ReportSchedule(3pm) lire(1) Lire::OutputJob(3pm)

AUTHOR

  Francis J. Lacoste <[email protected]>

VERSION

$Id: ReportJob.pm,v 1.9 2006/07/23 13:16:29 vanbaal Exp $

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2004 Stichting LogReport Foundation [email protected]

This file is part of Lire.

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