Examples for the rts list command

Example 1

rts list

• Outputs a list of all sequences as plain text in the command-line tool. The list indicates which sequences, if any, are running in backfill mode or are scheduled in real-time mode.

Example 2

rts list --all

or

rts list -a

• Outputs a list of all sequences as plain text in the command-line tool. The list includes additional columns that provide details for the latest sequence run.

Example 3

rts list --all --format text

or

rts list --a --f text

• Outputs a list of all sequences as plain text in the command-line tool. The list includes additional columns that provide details for the latest sequence run.

Example 4

rts list --all --format csv

• Outputs a list of all sequences as comma separated values (CSV) in the command-line tool. The list includes additional columns that provide details for the latest sequence run.

Example 5

rts list --all --format json

• Outputs a list of all sequences as JSON objects in the command-line tool. The list includes additional attributes that provide details for the latest sequence run.

Example 6

rts list --all --output C:\RTS\Output\Sequences.txt

or

rts list --a --o C:\RTS\Output\Sequences.txt

• Creates or overwrites the Sequences.txt file in the C:\RTS\Output folder. The file lists all sequences as plain text. The list includes additional columns that provide details for the latest sequence run. The list command cannot create folders, so the containing folder in the file path must already exist to successfully use this command.

Example 7

rts list --all --output C:\RTS\Output\Sequences.json --format json

• Creates or overwrites the Sequences.json file in the C:\RTS\Output folder. The file lists all sequences as JSON objects. The list includes additional attributes that provide details for the latest sequence run. The list command cannot create folders, so the containing folder in the file path must already exist to successfully use this command.

Example 8

rts list --all --output C:\RTS\Output\Sequences.txt --format csv

• Creates or overwrites the Sequences.txt file in the C:\RTS\Output folder. The file lists all sequences as comma separated values (CSV). The list includes additional columns that provide details for the latest sequence run. The list command cannot create folders, so the containing folder in the file path must already exist to successfully use this command.