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Old 07-24-2012
process field 1 depending on field 6
Hi

I am abigginer to unix .I have a file which contains data like this .

Code:
fiusdcanlt_fmrbgmusd1_run    07/23/2012 20:11:18  07/23/2012 20:12:20  SU 10861341/1
fiusdcanlt_fmrbgmusd2_run    07/23/2012 20:12:22  07/23/2012 20:21:26  SU 10861341/1
fiusdcanlt_fmrbgmusd3_run    07/23/2012 20:34:18  07/23/2012 20:34:56  SU 10861341/1
fiusdcanlt_fmrbgmusd4_run    07/23/2012 20:48:13  07/23/2012 20:54:54  SU 10861341/1
Timecheck 20:30 EST
fiusdcanlt_fmrcmousd1_run    07/23/2012 21:05:54  07/23/2012 23:52:40  SU 10862038/1
fiusdcanlt_lbecalusd1_run    07/23/2012 20:07:06  07/23/2012 20:09:32  SU 10861218/1


Now I want to iterate through each line .The first column is job and 6 th column is job status.If the job status is success then script has to do nothing. But if the job status is IN ,then it has to take the job name and execute the the command jd job_name;

please help .what I am trying to acheive here is I need to process through the each line ,and depending on the status of field (job status ) i need to process the field 1 (jobname).

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Mod Comment Please use code tags next time for your code and data.
Last edited by zaxxon; 07-24-2012 at 09:28 AM.. Reason: code tags
# 2  
Old 07-24-2012
Code:
while read a b c d e f g
do
    if [ "$f" == "SU" ]
    then
        continue
    elif [ "$f" == "IN" ]
    then
        jd $a
    fi
done < inputfile

# 3  
Old 07-24-2012
Code:
 
awk '$6~/^IN$/{print $1}' input.txt | while read jobname; do jd $jobname;done

# 4  
Old 07-24-2012
Code:
awk '$6=="IN" {system("jd " $1 " >> /some/directory/logfile")}' inputfile

Last edited by elixir_sinari; 07-24-2012 at 08:05 AM..
# 5  
Old 07-24-2012
HI Thanks for the replies;Really they are great .I got a problem .I have autosys installed on my server and running.Now in the script when i write the command Jd job_name ,it is saying jd is invalid command .But if I gove the same command in the command prompt it is giving the result .can you shed some light and advise ?
# 6  
Old 07-24-2012
use the below command, instead of jd

Code:
 
awk '$6~/^IN$/{print $1}' input.txt | while read jobname; do autorep -q -J $jobname;done

# 7  
Old 07-24-2012
Hi Thanks for the reply .
autorep -q -J is equivalent of JR commnad in autosys.
the correct commad we should use is jd job_depends -c -w -j job_name .


Code:
af      autorep -Jfi_ude%box|grep FA
aj      (autorep -Jfi_ude%box)
aq      (autorep -q -J)
cjs     (sendevent -ECHANGE_STATUS -sSUCCESS -J)
cls     clear
ct      /usr/atria/bin/cleartool
fsj     (sendevent -EFORCE_STARTJOB -J)
h       history
home    (cd /itf/ude)
ia      sendevent -eCHANGE_STATUS -sINACTIVE -J
jd      job_depends -c -w -j
jh      sendevent -E JOB_ON_HOLD -J
joh     sendevent -E JOB_OFF_HOLD -J
jr      autorep -w -J
jw      /itf/ude/jobwatch.csh
kj      (sendevent -EKILLJOB -J)
ll      ls -lga
lsd     ls -lga | grep drw
ltr     ls -ltr
mr      (autorep -M)
se      (sendevent -E)
sj      (sendevent -E STARTJOB -J)

Again many thanks for ur reply.


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