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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Compare different String in Log Files Post 302601993 by thermometer on Saturday 25th of February 2012 12:23:26 PM
Old 02-25-2012
Compare different String in Log Files
Hi Guys , sorry for my first post but a newbie here need some help on my simple scripts.

I have some scripts below that count the job started and the job finished
and is the job started and job finished equal ..then all job was successfully run and
finished on that day.

but sometime the was started ..and for some reason it restarted again
and my job finished and job started were not equal that day.

On this case.. I want an output which Job was not been finished on that day.

so far the scripts only gave me a comparison between job been started and finished.

any good idea how I can do this? thanks in advance.
[im sorry dont know what will be the appropriate title for this]


Log Files
Code:
2012/02/16 00:35:18   Job : Activity Started : Job123
2012/02/16 00:37:16   Job : Activity Started : Job125
2012/02/16 00:38:12   Job : Activity Started : Job126
2012/02/16 00:40:11   Job : Activity Started : Job127
2012/02/16 00:45:21   Job : Activity Started : Job123 
2012/02/16 01:07:26   Job : Activity Finished : Job125
2012/02/16 01:08:42   Job : Activity Finished : Job126
2012/02/16 01:15:51   Job : Activity Finished : Job127

notice the Job123 did not finished on this log

Script
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
JobLog=/Log/server.log

STARTCount=`grep "Job : Activity Started:" ${JobLog} | wc -1`
ENDCount=`grep "Job : Activity Finished:" ${JobLog} | wc -1`

if [[ ${STARTCount} != ${ENDCount} ]] ; then
     echo "Job NOT Completed..Start:${STARTCount} End:${ENDCount}" >> /Log/unsuccessfull.log

else
     echo "Job has been Completed" >> /Log/successfull.log
fi

 

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ecaccess-job-get

ECACCESS-JOB-GET(1p)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      ECACCESS-JOB-GET(1p)

NAME

       ecaccess-job-get - Download a Job Output/Input/Error File

SYNOPSIS

       ecaccess-job-get -version|-help|-manual

       ecaccess-job-get [-debug] [-input|-error] [-encrypt] [-binary] [-bufsize length] job-id local-target-file

DESCRIPTION

       Allow downloading the Job Output/Input/Error Files with identifier job-id.

       The file is downloaded localy in the local-target-file.

ARGUMENTS

       job-id  The identifier of the ECaccess Job to retrieve.

       local-target-file
	       The name of the Local Target File.

OPTIONS

       -input  By default the Job Output File is downloaded. Using this option allow downloading the Job Input File instead.

       -error  By default the Job Output File is downloaded. Using this option allow downloading the Job Error File instead.

       -encrypt
	       By default files are downloaded through the plain text channel (http). Using this option will force the download to occurs through
	       the SSL secure channel (https).

       -binary By default files are downloaded as text files. This option will download files as binary files (decode_base64 required). Please
	       note that text files can also be downloaded in binary mode but text mode is faster. You should use this option if your job output
	       is containing non-text characters.

       -bufsize length
	       Specify the length of the buffer (in bytes) which is used to download the file.	The larger the buffer the smaller the number of
	       http/s requests. By default a buffer of 524288 bytes(512KB) is used.

       -version
	       Display version number and exits.

       -help   Print a brief help message and exits.

       -manual Prints the manual page and exits.

       -debug  Display the SOAP messages exchanged.

EXAMPLES

       ecaccess-job-get 124356 ./ecaccess-job-124356.output

       Download the output of the ECaccess Job 124356 in the local ecaccess-job-124356.output file.

SEE ALSO

       ecaccess-job-delete, ecaccess-job-list, ecaccess-job-restart, ecaccess-job-submit and ecaccess.

perl v5.14.2							    2012-04-16						      ECACCESS-JOB-GET(1p)
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