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Operating Systems AIX Script Keeping Track of Itself Post 302229118 by joeyg on Tuesday 26th of August 2008 08:17:23 AM
Old 08-26-2008
Tools Change your thought process, perhaps?

What if you create a file including the list of numbers:
batch_num.lst
6000
6001
6002
1010
...

Then your execution script could do something like the following (in sort of code - as I have only had one cup of coffee this morning!)

Code:
while read bn
  do
  ./runEod.sh $bn $brn_num>> error.txt 2>&1
  if [ $# -eq 0 ]   #ok execution
     then
     sed 's/$bn/#$bn/' batch_num.lst > batch_num.rev
     cp batch_num.rev batch_num.lst
  fi
done < batch_num.lst

You could perhaps do the same kind of logic with the whole command lines as you provided, but still need to do error-checking after each cycle to determine if you should comment-out the successful execution.
 

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IBDMCHK(1)						       IB DATA MODEL PACKAGE							IBDMCHK(1)

NAME
IBDM - Network Checker and Attributes Analyzer SYNOPSYS
ibdmchk has two operation modes: design and verification. DESIGN: ibdmchk [-v][-h][-u][-a <roots file>] -t <topology file> -n <SM Node> -p <SM Port> [-e] [-l <lmc>] VERIFICATION: ibdmchk [-v][-h][-r <roots file>] [-s <subnet file>] [-f <fdb file>] [-l <lmc>] DESIGN MODE DESCRIPTION
The Design mode is intended to be used before the cluster is built. It provides basic checks of the specified network as described by a topology file. After simulating the SM LID assignment and routing algorithms it provides reports of the (H)CA to (H)CA paths depth his- togram and credit deadlock potential in the resulting routing scheme. ARGUMENTS
: -t|--topo <topo file> The topology file specifying the network. See man ibdm-topology-file -n|--node <SM Node> The name of the Subnet Manager node (syntax: <Topo-File-System>/U1) -p|--port <SM Port> The port number by which the SM nodes is attached to the fabric. OPTIONS
-v|--verbose Verbsoe mode -h|--help Provides this help message -l|--lmc <lmc> LMC value > 0 means assigning 2^lmc lids to each port. -e|--enh Use enhanced routing algorithm when LMC > 0 and report the resulting paths correlation (using same system/node) histogram -u|--updn Use up/down routing algorithm instead of OpenSM min-hop. -r|--roots <roots file> A file with all the roots node names (one on each line). VERIFICATION MODE DESCRIPTION
After the cluster is built and OpenSM is run (using flag -D 0x43) it reports the subnet and FDB tables into the files osm-subnet.lst, osm.fdbs and osm.fdbs in /var/log/ (or subnet.lst, osm.fdbs and osm.mcfdbs into /tmp in older OpenSM versions). Based on these files the utility checks all CA to CA connectivity. Further analysis for credit deadlock potential is performed and reported. In case of an LMC > 0 it reports histograms for how many systems and nodes are common between the different paths for the same port pairs. ARGUMENTS
-l|--lmc <lmc> The LMC value used while running OpenSM. Mandatory if not the default 0. OPTIONS
-v|--verbose Verbsoe mode -h|--help Provides this help message -s|--subnet <file> OpenSM subnet.lst file (default is /var/log/osm-subnet.lst or /tmp/subnet.lst) -f|--fdb <file> OpenSM dump of Ucast LFDB. Use -D 0x41 to generate it (default is /var/log/osm.fdbs or /tmp/osm.fdbs). -m|--mcfdb <file> OpenSM dump of Multicast LFDB. Use -D 0x41 to generate it (default is /var/log/osm.mcfdbs or /tmp/osm.mcfdbs). -r|--roots <roots file> A file holding all root nodes guids (one per line). AUTHOR
Eitan Zahavi, Mellanox Technologies LTD, eitan@mellanox.co.il IBDM 1.0 2008-06-16 IBDMCHK(1)
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