#!/bin/ksh
IFS=','
egrep -f file1 file2 > runautojob.txt
while read feed job1 job2
do
if [ $1 = 'job1_cnd' ]; then
echo "here will be autosys command to start autosys job, job name is " $job1
elif
[ $1 = 'job2_cnd' ]; then
echo "here will be autosys command to start autosys job, job name is " $job2
elif [ $1 = 'job3_cnd' ]; then
echo "here will be autosys command to start autosys job, job name is " $job3
fi
done<runautojob.txt
My problem is for same prefix (example aaa), I only need to run job2 once.
for example
file1 has code as below:
aaa1
aaa2
I can only run job_a2 once, but my current script runs twice.
If it is running, then there is a pid on stdout, and a new run will be a duplicate. By tying stdout to stderr, you can get the letters that say it is being run (not just viewed or whatever) (fuser puts pids and separating white space on stdout and all else on stderr).
Code:
$ fuser bin/u_inetd
bin/u_inetd: 24702mt
$ ps -fp 24702
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND
myid 24702 1 0 Aug 28 ttyp5 0:00 u_inetd 9090 http2env /home/myid/myweb
$
You can write the job's pid in a control file named for the job, and search for a running copy that way, but fuser is cleaner and simpler. Binding a socket can be exclusive, too.
If it is running, then there is a pid on stdout, and a new run will be a duplicate. By tying stdout to stderr, you can get the letters that say it is being run (not just viewed or whatever) (fuser puts pids and separating white space on stdout and all else on stderr).
Code:
$ fuser bin/u_inetd
bin/u_inetd: 24702mt
$ ps -fp 24702
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND
myid 24702 1 0 Aug 28 ttyp5 0:00 u_inetd 9090 http2env /home/myid/myweb
$
You can write the job's pid in a control file named for the job, and search for a running copy that way, but fuser is cleaner and simpler. Binding a socket can be exclusive, too.
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