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Workspace Workload Automation
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Created on Nov 11, 2025

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How to find pool/d-pool name for a dynamic agent, based on a command or SQL query

In order to find out a pool for a given dynamic agent, the current method is to take a dump of all CPU definitions and then search for the existing pool associated with the agent, however in huge environments where adding agents to pool is a frequent task, the method of extracting dump and then performing a search is not the feasible way (when performing bulk requests)

Therefore, a cross reference command or maybe a SQL query should be in place, 
Such query should show the results of the existing pool name, that a  queried dynamic agent is member of ,
It should simply the process of cross referencing the pools, for instance just like how we find out the jobstream names based on the filter criteria as job.  

"list js=@#@;filter jd=@#<job_name>"

 

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