|
|
|
|
|
Both DOS .bat scripts and REXX .cmd scripts can return an exit code to Control-M/Server upon completion. The_exit script utility is used by .bat scripts. For more information about script utilities, see Definition, ordering, and monitoring in Control-M Utilities.
Control-M/Server can distinguish between exit codes by using the following expression in the Code sub-parameter of the On Statement/Code job processing parameter:
COMPSTAT=<value>
EXAMPLE: Using exit codes
In this example, a REXX script exits with an exit code of 5, as displayed below:
exit 5
This condition can be detected by defining the following On Statement/Code parameter:
Stmt: *
Code: COMPSTAT=5
EXAMPLE: Job ends with a status of NOTOK
Using the following commands, any completion code other than 2 causes the job to end with a status of NOTOK.
On
Statement *
Code COMPSTAT!2
Do NOTOK
EXAMPLE: Job ends with a status of OK
Using the following commands, any even completion code causes the job to end with a status of OK.
On
Statement *
Code COMPSTAT EQ EVEN
Do OK
Example: Create a condition on NOTOK
Using the following commands, a completion status of NOTOK causes Control‑M to create a condition.
On
Statement *
Code NOTOK
Do Cond PRKZ_NOTOK ODAT +
EXAMPLE: Output from a UNIX Job
Assume that the following messages are issued from a UNIX job:
+ date
Mon Mar 20 10:30:58 IST 2006
+ pwd
/export/users/ctmagent
+ ls
BMCINSTALL
ctm
installed-versions.txt
lsagent.sh
The following On statement would be triggered by the preceding messages:
ON
Statement ls
Code lsagent*
Do NOTOK
EXAMPLE: Rerunning a job (for Microsoft Windows)
Assume that the following is the Output from a batch job:
copy job411.dat tempt.dat
File not found - JOB411.DAT
0 file(s) copied
The following On statement would be triggered by the preceding job output:
On
Statement copy job411.dat
Code File not found
Do Rerun
EXAMPLE: Assign NOTOK status for an IBM i (AS/400) job
Assume that the following is the Output from an IBM i (AS/400) job:
*NOnE Request 21/11/05 16:41:07 QWTSCSBJ QSYS 02FF TEST CMTST 0009
Message . . . . : -CALL PGM(CMTST)
CPD0170 Diagnostic 30 21/11/05 16:41:07 QCLCLCPR QSYS 02FF TEST CMTST 009
Message . . . . : Program CMTST in library *LIBL not found.
Cause . . . . . : The Program specified on the CALL command
cannot be found.
The following On statement would be triggered by the preceding job output:
On
Statement *CALL PGM (CMTST)*
Code *Program CMTST in library *LIBL not found.*
Do NOTOK
Issue a shout
In this example a shout is issued to the administrator if the word "error" is displayed anywhere in the Output.
On
Statement stmt= * code= *error*
Do Shout To= Adman Urgn= High Msg= Potential error in Job %%jobid
EXAMPLE: Using completion codes other than 2
A completion code other than 2 causes the job to end NOTOK.
On
Statement stmt= * code= COMPSTAT !2
Do NOTOK
EXAMPLE: Using even completion codes causes the job to end OK
Any even completion code causes the job to end OK.
On
Statement stmt= * code= COMPSTAT EQ Even
Do OK
EXAMPLE: Trigger a second job after the first job ends NOTOK
If a job ends NOTOK, add a condition that triggers a job that now becomes necessary.
On
Statement stmt= * code= NOTOK
Do Condition Name=JobX_NotOK Date= odat sign= +
EXAMPLE: Set the status of a job to NOTOK under certain conditions
Set the status of a job to NOTOK if the Output indicates that the password directory is not found, In such a case, the Output of the UNIX job contains text similar to the following:
cp /etc/passwd /tmp
cp /etc/passwdx /tmp
cp: /etc/passwdx: No such file or directory
cp /etc/passwd /usr/kvm/xyzzy
cp: /usr/kvm/xyzzy: Permission denied
exit 12
On
Statement stmt= cp/etc/passwdx/tmp code= cp*no*file
Do NOTOK
EXAMPLE: Rerun a job under certain conditions
Rerun the job if the Output indicates that a particular file to be copied was not found:
On
Statement stmt= copy job411.dat code= File not found
Do Rerun
Parent Topic |