The following table lists the tools for system tests in the Control-M/Agent Toolbox, along with details about the input parameters and output of each tool:
Tool |
Input parameters |
Output |
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1 - IO check |
1 - File path The full path to the file on which you want to perform the Input/Output test. |
Results of the IO test: The number of open/write/close actions performed on the file during the test and the average time (in milliseconds) that a write action took |
2 - Seconds to run The total number of seconds to run the test. The default is 10 seconds. |
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2 - Get OS Error description |
1 - Error number The number of the system error for which you want details. |
Details of the specific system error |
3 - Check time zone |
No input parameters |
Time zone specifications from the agent host |
4 - Semaphore simulator |
1 - File path The full path to the file on which you want to perform the semaphore simulation |
Descriptions of the steps during semaphore simulation on the specified file |
5 - File lock simulator |
1 - File path The full path to the file on which you want to perform the lock simulation |
Descriptions of the steps during lock simulation on the specified file |
6 - Directory lock test |
1 - Type of Service The type of service to execute during the lock test, either I (information) or T (termination). The default is I. |
Details about the processes that hold a lock on the directory. If you chose T as the type of service, these processes are terminated. NOTE: Before the first time that you run this tool, you must download the Handle utility from the Windows Sysinternals site and place it in the Toolbox directory. In addition, you must run the tool as an administrator. |
2 - Directory full path The full path to the directory on which you want to perform the lock test. It the path contains spaces, remember to enclose it in quotes. |
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7 - DLL Tester |
DLL/EXE Directory In the DLL/EXE Test window, browse and select the directory to analyze. |
Details of the DLL files in the specified directory (full path to the file, whether 32-bit or 64-bit, and version of the DLL) |
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