Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi Abhijit

we tried with this :

cd /export/home/wlsdev05
.profile
cd /opt/bea/wls61/config/dev05/batch_automation/batchPolicy

JAVA_HOME=/opt/bea/jdk131
WL_HOME=/opt/bea/wls61
INSTANCE=dev05
FRAMEWORK_LIB=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/lib/com/fits
SERVICE_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/services
BATCH_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/batch/lib
CONFIG_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/batch/config


CLASSPATH=.:$BATCH_HOME/batch.jar:$BATCH_HOME/classes12.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/plus/lib/com/fits/plus.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/diary/lib/
com/fits/diary.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FitsUtil.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FitsFramework.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/jdom.jar:$BATCH_HOME/NetCompon
ents.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/xercesImpl.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/customerService.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/numbering/lib/numberingService.jar:$S
ERVICE_HOME/question/lib/com/fits/QuestionEngine.jar:$WL_HOME/lib/weblogic.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/ios/lib/ios.jar:$BATCH_HOME/Acco
untService.jar:$BATCH_HOME/AddressService.jar:$BATCH_HOME/Producer.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FITSDBPool.jar

BATCH_LIB=$BATCH_HOME/lib

CLASSPATH=$BATCH_HOME/claims.jar:$BATCH_HOME/mail.jar:$BATCH_HOME/activation.jar:$CLASSPATH


RUNTIME_OPTIONS="-Dconfig.file=$CONFIG_HOME/batch.xml -Duser.timezone=America/New_York -Djava.naming.factory.initial=weblogic
.jndi.T3InitialContextFactory -Djava.naming.provider.url=t3://172.16.18.149:8005 -Djava.naming.security.principal=system -Dja
va.naming.security.credentials=mfxclaims"


mv logs/200* logs/bak
echo $RUNTIME_OPTIONS

$JAVA_HOME/bin/java $RUNTIME_OPTIONS -cp $CLASSPATH com.fits.service.claimservice.batch.policyverification.BatchPolicyVerific
ationMain $1 $2 $3 > logs/batchPolicy.log 2>&1 &

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It created a log file but of zero bit size, which should'nt be.

Please advice

Regards

Pankaj

pankaj,
i am talking of the user with which you are executing the script manually or for which you are using cron jobs.

go to that user's home path & search for a hidden file called " .profile" which sets users individual enviroment.

# ls -la .profile

check if this file is thr & if its thr ,just do what i wrote in last post.

/etc/profile is common for all users & is called first before executing users individual .profile.

normally every user on a system will have its own .profile.


btw,when u run this script manually ,does it generate log file & gives you the desired o/p?



regards
abhijeet

Hi Abhijit

I did exactly what you did as described in my last post. It also created a log with zero bit ( which ideally it should not ).

Also when I run the script ( without embedding .profile in the script ) manually it gives desired output.

Please guide me

Thanks

Pankaj

pankaj
i can't see any echo or print statements in your script.
what o/p you expect in the log file??

just check your desired o/p has come.

abhijeet

Hi Abhijeet

If you see the script it will tell you that all the output/error will get redirected to log file , that is why we are using '>' symbol.

Also we have one echo statement at the end of our main script ie

echo $RUNTIME_OPTIONS.

I will appreciate if you kindly share your contact no so that I may call you up, explaining the things in details.

Regards
Pankaj

echo $RUNTIME_OPTIONS

$JAVA_HOME/bin/java $RUNTIME_OPTIONS -cp $CLASSPATH com.fits.service.claimservice.batch.policyverification.BatchPolicyVerific
ationMain $1 $2 $3 > logs/batchPolicy.log 2>&1 &


ok do thesethings

1.remove that '&' from your script.
2.instaed of '2>&1' ,put '2>> (some error file path)' & check what error is coming while executing the script.

lastly. " echo $RUNTIME_OPTIONS " statement is NOT redirected ..this won't come in the log file.....right?



let me know

regards
abhijeet

Hi Abhijit

Following is the error after modification as per your suggestion.

Your "cron" job on mfrkuxwbd01
/opt/bea/Wls61/config/devo5/batch_automation/batchPolicy/startBatchPolicy.sh > /opt/bea/wls61/config/dev05/batch_automation/batchPolicy/logs/batchPolicy.log

produced the following output:

sh: /opt/bea/Wls61/config/devo5/batch_automation/batchPolicy/startBatchPolicy.sh: not found


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Script:
#!/bin/ksh
#
# This Script will Start Policy Verification
###########################################


PATH=$PATH:/export/home/wlsdev0
cd /opt/bea/wls61/config/dev05/batch_automation/batchPolicy

JAVA_HOME=/opt/bea/jdk131
WL_HOME=/opt/bea/wls61
INSTANCE=dev05
FRAMEWORK_LIB=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/lib/com/fits
SERVICE_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/services
BATCH_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/batch_automation/lib
CONFIG_HOME=$WL_HOME/config/$INSTANCE/batch_automation/config




CLASSPATH=.:$BATCH_HOME/batch.jar:$BATCH_HOME/classes12.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/plus/lib/com/fits/plus.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/diary/lib/
com/fits/diary.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FitsUtil.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FitsFramework.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/jdom.jar:$BATCH_HOME/NetCompon
ents.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/xercesImpl.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/customerService.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/numbering/lib/numberingService.jar:$S
ERVICE_HOME/question/lib/com/fits/QuestionEngine.jar:$WL_HOME/lib/weblogic.jar:$SERVICE_HOME/ios/lib/ios.jar:$BATCH_HOME/Acco
untService.jar:$BATCH_HOME/AddressService.jar:$BATCH_HOME/Producer.jar:$FRAMEWORK_LIB/FITSDBPool.jar

BATCH_LIB=$BATCH_HOME/lib

CLASSPATH=$BATCH_HOME/claims.jar:$BATCH_HOME/mail.jar:$BATCH_HOME/activation.jar:$CLASSPATH


RUNTIME_OPTIONS="-Dconfig.file=$CONFIG_HOME/batch.xml -Duser.timezone=America/New_York -Djava.naming.factory.initial=weblogic
.jndi.T3InitialContextFactory -Djava.naming.provider.url=t3://172.16.18.149:8005 -Djava.naming.security.principal=system -Dja
va.naming.security.credentials=mfxclaims"


mv logs/200* logs/bak
echo $RUNTIME_OPTIONS

$JAVA_HOME/bin/java $RUNTIME_OPTIONS -cp $CLASSPATH com.fits.service.claimservice.batch.policyverification.BatchPolicyVerific
ationMain $1 $2 $3 > logs/batchPolicy.log 2>> /opt/bea/wls61/config/dev05/batch_automation/batchPolicy/logs/batcherr.log.


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Crontab entry is :

## Testing of Automation for Policy Verification - Pankaj
13 00 * * * /opt/bea/Wls61/config/devo5/batch_automation/batchPolicy/startBatchPolicy.sh > /opt/bea/wls61/config/dev05/batch_automation/batchPolicy/logs/batchPolicy.log
##


Please suggest

Regards
Pankaj