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# 1  
Old 03-05-2012
Java Create directories in stagging and informatica server
I have a function in bash script to create dir and subdir
Code:
function mkdir_stage ( )
		{
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/ 
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
		}		
	function mkdir_informatica ( )
		{	
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles
		       chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/
		       chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox
		}

But i want to reduce this further , Can someone please advice me .Thanks
Last edited by Franklin52; 03-06-2012 at 03:04 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags for code and data samples, thank you
# 2  
Old 03-05-2012
How about something like this?

Code:
mkproj_dirs() {
  mkdir -p "$1"
  cd "$1"  &&
  mkdir archivefiles dropbox logfiles lookupfiles maestro parameterfiles rejectfiles scriptfiles  sqlfiles stagefiles targetfiles &&
  chmod 775 . &&
  chmod 777 dropbox
}

mkproj_dirs "/webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/"
mkproj_dirs "/$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"

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# 3  
Old 03-05-2012
I am testing this functions in my script and get back to you ,Thanks for reply

---------- Post updated at 04:21 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:14 PM ----------

This is my complete script ::

Code:
#!/bin/bash 
	echo " Script for creating new project in informatica"
	echo "  ***********************************************************"
	echo " First creating stagging area for new project"
	echo "  ************************************************************"
	echo "Enter the project name:"
	read proj_name
	export projectname=$proj_name
	echo "**************************************************************"
	echo " Select the Enviornment"
	echo "Choose Environment: (1-5)"
	echo "  1  -DEV/DEVL"
	echo "  2  -TEST/ALPHA"
	echo "  3  -PREPROD/BETA"
	echo "  4  -PT/SUPP"
	echo "  5  -PROD/VOL"
	echo "  *************************************************************"
	echo ""
	read Env
	export Env=$Env
	echo "***************************************************************"
	echo "Create directories in stagging and informatica server"
	echo "  *************************************************************"
	case $Env in
        1) 	export Env=devl
			export User=ecifetld
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro" 
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
		;;
		2)	export Env=alpha
			export User=ecifetla
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro" 
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
		;;
		3) 	export Env=beta
			export User=ecifetlb
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			ls -ltr  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro" 
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"	
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "ls -ltr  /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
		;;
		4) 	export Env=supp
			export User=ecifetls
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro" 
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"	
		;;
		5) 	export Env=vol
			export User=ecifetlp
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/archivefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/dropbox
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/logfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/lookupfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/maestro
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/parameterfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/rejectfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/scriptfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/sqlfiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/stagefiles
			mkdir -p  /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/targetfiles
			chmod -R 777 /webdata/ecif/etl/$Env/$projectname/
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/logfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sourcefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/scriptfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/parameterfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/archivefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/targetfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/maestro" 
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/sqlfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/rejectfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/lookupfiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "mkdir -p /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/stagefiles"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 775 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/"
			ssh $User@boom.nwie.net "chmod -R 777 /$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname/dropbox"	
		;;
	esac	
	echo " This complete creation of New Informatica directories kindy request permission change thru ITTL for Infromatica unix directories as below "
	echo " devl = eiccdevl:ecifetld "
	echo " alpha = eicctest:ecifetla "
	echo " beta	= eiccpprd:ecifetlb"
	echo " supp = eicctest:ecifetls"
	echo " vol = eiccpprd:ecifetlp"
	echo "**************************************************************************************"

Last edited by pludi; 03-06-2012 at 05:03 AM..
# 4  
Old 03-05-2012
Yeah... calling ssh 300 times, to do 300 mkdir calls is a bit of a waste.

Instead of hardcoding all the paths in the script, I'd make a tarball. That will preserve permissions and let you bundle everything in one call.
I'd run this script once:

Code:
mkdir /tmp/skel
pushd /tmp/skel
mkdir -p archivefiles dropbox logfiles lookupfiles maestro parameterfiles rejectfiles scriptfiles sqlfiles stagefiles targetfiles
chmod -R 775 /tmp/skel
tar -cf ~/skel-775.tar -C /tmp/skel .
chmod -R 777 /tmp/skel
tar -cf ~/skel-777.tar -C /tmp/skel .
popd
rm -Rf /tmp/skel

Then, whenever you want to make that whole slew of directories:

Code:
mkdir -p /path/to/$Env/$Projectname/
tar -C /path/to/$Env/$Projectname/ -xf ~/skel-775.tar

It even works over ssh, and should be tons faster:

Code:
ssh username@host mkdir -p /path/to/$Env/$Projectname ';' tar -C /path/to/$Env/$Projectname -xf - < ~/skel-775.tar

I question the need for 777 permissions at all, really. That's a silly idea in general, giving the entire universe write-access to your directories.
Last edited by Corona688; 03-05-2012 at 05:37 PM..
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# 5  
Old 03-06-2012
Permission 777 is mandatory from app prespective as dropbox is the place any app can put there data. Thanks for the script
# 6  
Old 03-06-2012
Then 777 the dropbox, not the entire folder. The whole universe doesn't need write-access to everything just to write to the dropbox.

Better yet, find out what application's doing the dropping and give it permissions without giving the whole universe permissions.
# 7  
Old 03-06-2012
after testing mkprojs_dirs function it works fine in local but throughs an error for ssh .

Code:
Create directories in stagging and informatica server
  *************************************************************
Password:
ksh: mkproj_dirs:  not found

Remote sever is solaris ... Any suggestions
Last edited by Scott; 03-07-2012 at 11:20 AM.. Reason: Code tags
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