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tctl workflow listall

The tctl workflow listall command lists all open or closed Workflow Executions.

By default, this command lists all closed Workflow Executions. To list open Workflow Executions, use the --open option.

See also tctl workflow list, tctl workflow listarchived, and tctl workflow scan.

tctl workflow listall [<modifiers>]

The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.

--print_raw_time​

Print the raw timestamp.

Alias: --prt

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_raw_time

--print_datetime​

Print the timestamp.

Alias: --pdt

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_datetime

--print_memo​

Print a memo.

Alias: --pme

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_memo

--print_search_attr​

Print the Search Attributes.

Alias: --psa

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_search_attr

--print_full​

Print the full message without table formatting.

Alias: --pf

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_full

--print_json​

Print the raw JSON objects.

Alias: --pjson

Example

tctl workflow listall --print_json

--open​

List open Workflow Executions. (By default, the tctl workflow listall command lists closed Workflow Executions.)

Alias: --op

Example

tctl workflow listall --open

--earliest_time​

Specify the earliest start time to list. Supported format are as follows:

  • <year>-<month>-<day>T<hour>:<minute>:<second><+|-><offsethours>:<offsetminutes>
  • Raw Unix Epoch time (the number of milliseconds since 0000 UTC on January 1, 1970).
  • <n><duration, where <n> is a value between 0 and 1000000, and <duration> is one of the following:
    • second or s
    • minute or m
    • hour or h
    • day or d
    • week or w
    • month or M
    • year or y

Alias: --et

Examples

To specify 3:04:05 PM India Standard Time on January 2, 2022:

tctl workflow listall --earliest-time '2022-01-02T15:04:05+05:30'

To specify 15 minutes before the current time:

tctl workflow listall --earliest-time '15minute'

--latest_time​

Specify the latest start time to list. Supported formats are as follows:

  • <year>-<month>-<day>T<hour>:<minute>:<second><+|-><offsethours>:<offsetminutes>
  • Raw Unix Epoch time (the number of milliseconds since 0000 UTC on January 1, 1970).
  • <n><duration, where <n> is a value between 0 and 1000000, and <duration> is one of the following:
    • second or s
    • minute or m
    • hour or h
    • day or d
    • week or w
    • month or M
    • year or y

Alias: --lt

Examples

To specify 11:02:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time on April 13, 2022:

tctl workflow listall --latest-time '2022-04-13T23:02:17-07:00'

To specify 10 seconds before the current time:

tctl workflow listall --latest-time '10second'

--workflow_id​

Specify a Workflow Id.

Aliases: --wid, -w

Example

tctl workflow listall --workflow_id <id>

--workflow_type​

Specify the name of a Workflow Type.

Alias: --wt

Example

tctl workflow listall --workflow_type <name>

--status​

Specify the status of a Workflow Execution. Supported values are as follows:

  • completed
  • failed
  • canceled
  • terminated
  • continuedasnew
  • timedout

Alias: -s

Example

tctl workflow listall --status <value>

--query​

Specify an SQL-like query of Search Attributes.

Using the --query option causes tctl to ignore all other filter options, including open, earliest_time, latest_time, workflow_id, and workflow_type.

Alias: -q

Example

tctl workflow listall --query <value>