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shell script assistance please
When I run this command (showstatus <username> <dbname>) in the prompt, the following will be displayed in the screen:
1. Show processes 2. Start process 3. Stop process 4. Go back to prompt Once i choose/type Option "1" (which is Show processes), it will display the list of processes (both running and stopped): Process1 is running. Process2 is running. Process3 is not running. Process4 is not running. Process5 is running. Process6 is running. It should only continue to do the necessary calculation steps once all these 3 processes: Process3, Process4, and Process5 are up and running. If any of these is not running, exit and send an email alert to concerned parties. Can anyone help to devise a script for the above requirement please? Appreciate it. Thanks. |
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