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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Algorithm to load files efficiently without missing or accidently archiving.... Post 302599951 by okkadu on Sunday 19th of February 2012 02:23:14 PM
Old 02-19-2012
Algorithm to load files efficiently without missing or accidently archiving....

We have a requirement where we get the Delta Files in every one hour and we need to load them into Oracle database every one hour using Powercenter. To efficiently do this we need to build an File management system.
Here is our process:
we get 6 files for 6 tables with a timestamp appended .dat files (employee_021920121033.dat) along with these 6 files we get a .done (hr_021920121033.done) file indicating the 6 six files are ready to be loaded.

Now we need to build a script that will identify that these files are ready to be loaded thereby move them to corresponding source directory and invokes the corresponding workflow that will load these files.

Has anybody worked on this scenario. If so how did you achieve this?
 

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NAME
dwww-refresh-cache - rebuilds dwww cache directory SYNOPSIS
dwww-refresh-cache DESCRIPTION
dwww-refresh-cache is a simple shell script, which deletes outdated cache files and rebuilds contents of the dwww cache directory /var/cache/dwww. In default installation, the script is called from /etc/cron.daily/dwww, so the cache is refreshed every day. CONFIGURATION VARIABLES
DWWW_KEEPDAYS Specifies, how many days documents that have not been accessed should be kept in the cache. Default is 10 days. DWWW_QUICKFIND_DB Location of the installed packages and programs cache file, generated with help of dwww-quickfind(8). Default is /var/cache/dwww/quickfind.dat. DWWW_DOCBASE2PKG_DB Location of the cache file, which maps installed doc-base files to packages names, used by the dwww-build-menu(8). Default is /var/cache/dwww/docbase2pkg.dat. FILES
/etc/dwww/dwww.conf Configuration file for dwww(7). /var/cache/dwww dwww cache directory. /etc/cron.daily/dwww. dwww daily cron job SEE ALSO
dwww(7), dwww-build-menu(8), dwww-cache(8), dwww-find(8). AUTHOR
Robert Luberda. See dwww(7), for copyrights and stuff. dwww 1.11.1 February 15th, 2009 DWWW-REFRESH-CACHE(8)
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