Monitoring Utilities

The following table lists the available command line utilities that you can use to monitor jobs, folders, and other entities in the Monitoring domain and Active Jobs Database.

Utility	Description
ctmcreate	Inserts a specific job, SMART folder, or sub-folder into the Active Jobs database. To run the ctmcreate utility, see Running the ctmcreate Utility.
ctmkilljob	Terminates a specific Control‑M job that is currently executing and all its processes.
ctmorder	Orders, or forces one or more jobs from a SMART folder into the Control‑M/Server database.
ctmpsm	Performs functions affecting jobs or events in the active jobs database of the data center. It provides an alternative to using the Control‑M and enables you to perform many of the GUI functions directly in the data center.
ctmwhy	Displays a report showing why a SMART folder, sub-folder, or job waiting in Active Jobs is not submitted for execution.
ctmordck	Lists job processing definitions associated with a specific User Daily name and indicates the security status of each job with regard to the User Daily name job.
ctmudchk	Checks if all jobs that should have been ordered by a User Daily name job are in the Active Jobs database.
ctmudlst	Displays, or modifies UDLAST (the User Daily last run date).
ctmudly	Orders jobs with folders that are associated with a specific User Daily name.
ctmcontb	Performs the operations on prerequisite events in the Control-M/Server database.
ctmstvar	Displays the current value of a variable or function.
ctmvar	Defines, deletes, modifies, and displays variables.
ecactltb	Displays a list of lock resources and the status of each resource.
ecaqrtab	Performs operations in the resource pools table.
emmftcli	Searches for file transfers in Control-M based on search and filter parameters from a command line.