The input file is CASH_FORECAST_STATUS.TXT and contains the folowing
$ cat CASH_FORECAST_STATUS.TXT
TEST-CASH-FCST-1-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|382
TEST-CASH-FCST-2-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|654
TEST-CASH-FCST-3-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|234
TEST-CASH-FCST-4-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|123
TEST-CASH-FCST-5-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|789
TEST-CASH-FCST-6-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|334
TEST-CASH-FCST-7-|CASHFC|EFT Format via FG|125
I was requested to change the following script so it would be able to process 5 lines from the status file at a time, and when one job completes successfully, to add another to the list. The idea is no more than 5 jobs in Autosys can run at a time.
#!/bin/sh
MYSTATUSFILE=$1; export MYSTATUSFILE
MYWRKDIR=$AUTOUSER/output; export MYWRKDIR
MYWRKTYPE=`echo $MYSTATUSFILE | cut -d\_ -f2`; export MYWRKTYPE
MYPSMACHINE=FSM; export MYPSMACHINE;
MYPID=$$
#echo $MYPID
echo $MYWRKTYPE
TODAYS_DATE_TIME=`date +%Y%m%d.%H%M`; export TODAYS_DATE_TIME
cp $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE.$TODAYS_DATE_TIME
cp $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE.TRIM
cat $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE | cut -d\| -f1-2 >$MYWRKDIR/$MYWRKTYPE_WORK.$MYPID
for LINE in `cat $MYWRKDIR/$MYWRKTYPE_WORK.$MYPID`; do
PROGNAME=`echo $LINE | cut -d\| -f1`
PROGRUNCTL=`echo $LINE | cut -d\| -f2`
echo $PROGNAME
echo $PROGRUNCTL
# Turns out some jobs have no dash at the end but rest of the PROGNAMEs do. SO we adjust the name for setting the job name
case $PROGNAME in
CHKX00)
PROGNAMEEXT="$PROGNAME"-
PROGNAMEVAR="$PROGNAME"-GVAR
;;
CHKX0S)
PROGNAMEEXT="$PROGNAME"-
PROGNAMEVAR="$PROGNAME"-GVAR
;;
*)
PROGNAMEEXT="$PROGNAME"
PROGNAMEVAR="$PROGNAME"GVAR
;;
esac
echo $PROGNAME $PROGNAMEEXT $PROGNAMEVAR
sendevent -E SET_GLOBAL -G"$PROGNAMEVAR=$PROGRUNCTL"
sleep 10
sendevent -E FORCE_STARTJOB -J CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B
# Now check for success status of this job
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -J CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
echo $CHK_STATUS
#Loop until CHK_STATUS is SUCCESS or FAILURE or TERMINATED
until [ "$CHK_STATUS" = "SUCCESS" ]
do
case $CHK_STATUS in
INACTIVE)
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -j CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
;;
ACTIVATED)
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -j CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
;;
INITIATED)
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -j CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
;;
STARTING)
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -j CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
;;
RUNNING)
sleep 20
CHK_STATUS=`autostatus -j CM_CF-"$PROGNAMEEXT""$MYWRKTYPE"_"$MYPSMACHINE"_B`
;;
FAILURE)
echo $PROGNAME has a FAILURE status
exit 1
;;
TERMINATED)
echo $PROGNAME has a TERMINATED status
exit 2
;;
esac
done
# Reached here because of SUCCESS or FAILURE or TERMINATED only
case $CHK_STATUS in
FAILURE)
echo $PROGNAME has a FAILURE status
exit 1
;;
TERMINATED)
echo $PROGNAME has a TERMINATED status
exit 2
;;
SUCCESS)
sed /$LINE/d $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE >/$MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE.TRIM
diff $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE.TRIM $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE
mv $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE.TRIM $MYWRKDIR/$MYSTATUSFILE
;;
esac
done
This script currently will start 1 job in Autosys and wait for a success to continue to the next line from the input file, CASH_FORECAST_STATUS.TXT
Ultimately it will be starting the following jobs at the same time: CM_CF-TEST-CASH-FCST-1-FORECAST_FSM_B thru CM_CF-TEST-CASH-FCST-5-FORECAST_FSM_B. When one of them completes, it should start CM_CF-TEST-CASH-FCST-6-FORECAST_FSM_B and monitor for success.
I'm not sure if I need to create another file to pass job names to for monitoring and give the file a limit, or if I can use a counter. This request is miles over my head as far as scripting goes.
I can answer questions, but I'm having a hard time asking this well enough for people to understand.
