In reply to sandeep.

Hi Sandeep,

Glad you found the post useful. What you are asking would be possible, although it will take some work. The jobs are stored in the infrastructure data server. You can access them using the job cli. You would need some scripting around it but this would be the process for one job definition:

List the job definitions (came from stored processes) that start with sales to get the job definition id.

./sas-admin --output text job definitions list --filter 'startsWith(name,"Sales")'

View the code for one of the job defintions.

./sas-admin --output json job definitions show --id 7c970c69-0ad0-4307-b541-007165de7392

Output the job definition with the code to a JSON file.

./sas-admin --output json job definitions show --id 7c970c69-0ad0-4307-b541-007165de7392 > /tmp/mystp.json

Custom process to update the code in the JSON file.

Update the job with the new code.

./sas-admin --output json job definitions update --id 7c970c69-0ad0-4307-b541-007165de7392 --file-in "/tmp/UPDATED_mystp.json"

I hope that helps.

Gerry