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Richard Galley
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This is my first post on this forum. I am a M/F Scheduling Analyst.
I have setup End to End scheduling between M/F & a Unix server. This allows for scripts to be run in Unix environment controlled by M/F TWS. Some of the scripts require variable substitution. From what I understand this requires parameters to be passed to the scripts via .jobmanrc. There is a .jobmanrc on the server where TWS Scheduler resides & also one where the scripts reside. These are different areas of the server. Can anybody help me to define the necessary parameters. I think I should be defining it within the .jobmanrc where the scripts reside but am not sure. If required I can provide a copy of the .jobmanrc & the script I am trying to run. Thanks |
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arunkumarvks
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| Hi can you explain your requirements in detail and send the copy of the .jobmanrc |
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Richard Galley
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I need to be able to run the script 'get_DD_customers' via the FTA(Mainframe Script). There is a variable(highlighted) that when the script is run issues 'Parameter not set'. This variable resides in a directory /pfin01/data/monthend.conf. I believe this has to be set in .jobmanrc on the FTA. I am not sure how the .jobmanrc should be coded & how it is invoked by the Jobmanrc. I can only find limited help on Unix forums and they all assume people using these forums are Unix experts.
I have attached 3 files - get_DD_customers.doc/Jobmanrc on fta.doc/Mainframe Script.doc |
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expat
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Richard,
Please try to avoid posting attachments as not everyone can open them. This cuts down the number of people available to help you. |
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Richard Galley
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In future should I just copy/paste into body of message?
Thanks |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi Richard,
Yes "just copy/paste into body of message" and Please use BBcode Tags when You post some code, that makes the post readable. You can "Preview" your post before posting & when you are satisfied post it... 
Have a good one,
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arunkumarvks
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hi Richard,
i am not able to see your codes. |
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Richard Galley
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Hi Arun
I've copied the 3 files I had previously attached into this message -
get_DD_customers
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#!/bin/ksh -
# $Id$
#
# Month end preparation
# 02/02/2004 - JHM - Tidied script and fixed year issue
set -u
# source the global monthend variables
[b]. [color=red]$BASEDATA/monthend.conf[/color][/b]
# CMH 30/12/2002 - Modified PATH to pick-up weekday.
# PATH=${MEHOME}/template/bin:$PATH
PATH=${HB}/monthend:${PATH}
PROG=${0##*/}
trap 'rm -f /tmp/$$.ref' EXIT HUP INT QUIT TERM
function message {
local mess=$1
print -u2 "${PROG}: ${mess}"
}
function error {
local mess=$1
local errno=${2:-1}
message "${mess}"
exit ${errno}
}
function getYN {
local -u resp=
local mess="${1:=Please respond Yes or No}"
while [ -z "${resp}" ]; do
read resp?"${mess} [Y/N] "
[[ ${resp} = @(Y|N) ]] || resp=
done
print ${resp}
}
CONF=$BASEDATA/${PROG%.sh}.conf
[[ -r ${CONF} ]] || error "can't open config file ${CONF}"
. ${CONF}
##Create monthend temp directory##
mkdir /pfin01/temp/monthend
[[ $(whoami) = "${MEUSER}" ]] || \
error "must log in as ${MEUSER} to run monthend" 2
# Extract Direct Debit customer numbers from Sage system
if [ -f ${MEDIR}/sagedd.txt ]; then
message "Direct Debit file sagedd.txt already exists."
run=$(getYN "Run extract Direct Debit customer info from Sage? ")
else
run='Y'
fi
if [ ${run} = 'Y' ]; then
message "Extracting Direct Debit customer ids from Sage system..."
extract_dd >${MEDIR}/sagedd.txt
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
error "extract of DD data from Sage failed" 3
else
cat ${MEDIR}/sagedd.txt
fi
fi
mv /pfin01/temp/monthend/sagedd.txt /shared/nfs101/nfs/env/pfin01/dataload/received/mainframe/PHVIBT.C1000.TRANFILE.PHVI2010 |
Jobmanrc on FTA
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#!/bin/sh
#@(#) $Id: jobmanrc.sh,v 9.9 1999/05/06 21:56:07 pl Exp $
#
# This script is invoked by jobman when launching a job. The job's
# script file is $1
#
##
## WARNING:
## This shares the message set with 'jobmanrc.csh'. Any change
## in message set id or message ids needs to be applied to other
## script (i.e., jobmanrc.csh) also.
##
##
## jobmanrc message catalog definitions.
##
##
## message set id.
##
MAE_JOBMANRC_SET=226
MAE_COPYRIGHT_SET=234
##
## message ids.
##
MSG_STARTING_JOB=5501
MSG_END_OF_JOB=5502
COPYRIGHT_CONST=1
##
## Ensure MAEHOME is set even if jobmanrc is invoked
## without the complete pathname.
##
if [ "`dirname $0`" = "." ]
then
MAEHOME=`pwd`
else
MAEHOME=`dirname $0`
fi
#
# Set LANG to "C", if it is not set or set to "", as catopen does
# not assume a default for %L specified in the template for NLSPATH.
#
if [ -z "$LANG" ]
then
LANG="C"; export LANG
fi
#
# set NLSPATH so that jobmanrc (any user) can access the catalogs.
#
NLSPATH=$MAEHOME/catalog/%L/%N.cat:$NLSPATH; export NLSPATH
MECHO=$MAEHOME/bin/mecho; export MECHO
VERSION="8.2.1"
PATCH=`echo '$Revision: 9.9 $'|awk '{ print $2 }'`
BANNER="TWS for UNIX/JOBMANRC $VERSION"
#COPYRIGHT="`$MECHO $MAE_COPYRIGHT_SET $COPYRIGHT_CONST`" defect167318(not needed)
# If it's just a version check, terminate.
if [ "$1" = "-V" ]
then
echo "$BANNER"
#echo "$COPYRIGHT" defect167318(not needed)
echo '$Revision: 9.9 $'
exit 0
fi
UNISON_DIR=`dirname $0`
# CONFIGURATION ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES.
#
# VARIABLE : USE_EXEC
#
# USE_EXEC is used to eliminate extra shell processes. If it is set
# to "YES" the exec command will be used to start the script. If a
# sub-shell is requested (see SHELL_TYPE), the shell being used will
# be exec'ed. If a local jobmanrc file is used exec will be used
# there as well. Certain options will override this one, such as
# MAIL_ON_ABEND being set to anything but "NO".
#
# DEFAULT : "YES"
# CRON Equivalent : "YES"
USE_EXEC="YES"
# VARIABLE : UNISON_EXIT
#
# UNISON_EXIT is used to set the behavior of the script in case of an
# error occuring. If UNISON_EXIT is set to "YES" then the first
# command which returns a non-zero exit code in the script will cause
# the script to terminate. The script would then return the same exit
# code as the command which resulted in the "abend". Setting
# UNISON_EXIT to "NO" will result in the script continuing after a
# command returns a non-zero exit code. All other values are
# equivalent to "NO".
#
# DEFAULT : "NO"
# CRON Equivalent : "NO"
UNISON_EXIT="NO"
# VARIABLE : LOCAL_RC_OK
#
# LOCAL_RC_OK is used to allow or disallow the use of local .jobmanrc
# files by individual users. If LOCAL_RC_OK is set to "YES" and there
# is a .jobmanrc file in $HOME it will be executed passing $UNISON_JCL
# as its first argument. If LOCAL_RC_OK is set to "NO" the presence
# of a .jobmanrc is ignored and $UNISON_JCL is executed directly.
# Setting LOCAL_RC_OK to any other value is equivalent to "NO".
#
# DEFAULT : "YES"
# CRON Equivalent : "NO"
# Restrictions : The logon user must have read and execute
# access to .jobmanrc
LOCAL_RC_OK="YES"
if [ "$LOCAL_RC_OK" = "YES" ]
then
if [ -f $UNISON_DIR/localrc.allow ]
then
if grep $LOGNAME $UNISON_DIR/localrc.allow >/dev/null;
then
echo
else
LOCAL_RC_OK="NO"
fi
elif [ -f $UNISON_DIR/localrc.deny ]
then
if grep $LOGNAME $UNISON_DIR/localrc.deny >/dev/null;
then
LOCAL_RC_OK="NO"
fi
fi
fi
if [ "$LOCAL_RC_OK" = "YES" ]
then
if [ -x .jobmanrc ]
then
LOCAL_RC_OK="YES"
else
LOCAL_RC_OK="NO"
fi
fi
# VARIABLE : MAIL_ON_ABEND
#
# MAIL_ON_ABEND is used to cause a message to be mailed when a job
# fails to run correctly (returns a non-zero exit code). Setting
# MAIL_ON_ABEND to "YES" will cause a message to be mailed to the
# mailbox for the logon user. This message will indicate the name of
# the stdlist file to be examined to determine the cause of the
# failure. Setting it to "NO" will skip the mail step. Any other
# value will be considered to be a user id to mail output to. A list
# could be specified if several users should be notified.
#
# DEFAULT : "NO"
# CRON Equivalent : "YES"
MAIL_ON_ABEND="NO"
if [ "$MAIL_ON_ABEND" != "NO" ]
then
USE_EXEC="NO"
fi
# VARIABLE : SHELL_TYPE
#
# SHELL_TYPE is used to configure the method of executing the job
# script ($UNISON_JCL). Setting it to "STANDARD" will cause the
# script to be executed with the shell specified in the first line of
# the script (or "/bin/sh" if none is there) echoing commands to the
# standard list. This is the most "MPE-like" option. Setting it to
# "USER" will cause the script to be executed with $UNISON_SHELL
# echoing commands to the standard list. This is only slightly less
# "MPE-like" then "STANDARD". Using "SCRIPT" will cause the script to
# be executed as directly using the standard shell protocol for
# determining which shell to use. This last option will not echo
# commands to the standard list; only output from the commands will be
# shown. This is the mose "CRON-like" option. Any other value is
# equivalent to "STANDARD".
#
# DEFAULT : "SCRIPT"
# CRON Equivalent : "SCRIPT"
SHELL_TYPE="SCRIPT"
# Other environment variables used are:
#
# HOME The logon user's home directory.
# LOGNAME The logon user's name.
# PATH /bin:/usr/bin
# TZ The timezone in effect.
# UNISON_SHELL The logon user's login shell (not used by jobman).
# UNISON_CPU The maestro CPU name this machine
# UNISON_HOST The maestro CPU name for this machine's host.
# UNISON_JOB The full jobname for the job (<cpu>#<sched>.<jobname>).
# UNISON_JOBNUM The job number for the job.
# UNISON_MASTER The CPU name of the network master.
# UNISON_RUN The current maestro run number.
# UNISON_SCHED The maestro schedule name.
# UNISON_SCHED_DATE The maestro schedule date.
# UNISON_STDLIST The pathname of the job's stdlist file.
# UNISON_SCHED_EPOCH The epoch for the maestro date and time.
UNISON_RC=$0
UNISON_JCL=$1;export UNISON_JCL
[ -d /usr/ucb ] && PATH=$PATH:/usr/ucb
# export UNISON_SCHED_DATE, if it is set in the environment
if [ ! -z "$UNISON_SCHED_DATE" ]
then
export UNISON_SCHED_DATE
fi
# UNISON_STDLIST is now set in the job's environment by jobman
#
# For more information, see the Maestro users guide.
#
echo "$BANNER"
#echo "$COPYRIGHT" defect167318(not needed)
echo "`$MECHO $MAE_JOBMANRC_SET $MSG_STARTING_JOB $UNISON_RC $UNISON_JCL`"
echo
# Set the shell flags to echo all commands
SHELL_FLAGS="-x"
# Set the shell flags to exit on first error
if [ "$UNISON_EXIT" = "YES" ]
then
SHELL_FLAGS="$SHELL_FLAGS -e"
fi
# Decide whether $UNISON_JCL should be executed as a script or a
# command. If it is explicitly set up as a command (as determined by
# the jobinfo program) or if it contains spaces or tabs, the
# SHELL_TYPE is forced to "SCRIPT" so that it will simply be invoked
# as a command. This way there are no extra shell processes unless
# the command happens to be a script. If you want the IS_COMMAND
# environment variable available for use in local jobmanrc files the
# export command below should be uncommented.
IS_COMMAND=`$UNISON_DIR/bin/jobinfo IS_COMMAND`
if [ "$IS_COMMAND" = "YES" ]
then
# The job was explicitly set up as a command.
SHELL_TYPE="SCRIPT"
elif echo "$UNISON_JCL"|egrep ".[ ].";
then
# The UNISON_JCL contained a space or tab.
IS_COMMAND="YES"
SHELL_TYPE="SCRIPT"
fi
# export IS_COMMAND
# Set up which shell to use.
case $SHELL_TYPE in
STANDARD)
if [ "`head -1 $1|cut -c1-2`" = "#!" ]
then
USE_SHELL="`head -1 $1|cut -c3-` $SHELL_FLAGS"
else
USE_SHELL="/bin/sh $SHELL_FLAGS"
fi
;;
USER)
USE_SHELL="$UNISON_SHELL $SHELL_FLAGS"
;;
SCRIPT)
USE_SHELL=""
;;
esac
# Add the exec command if USE_EXEC is selected.
if [ "$USE_EXEC" = "YES" ]
then
EXECIT="exec"
else
EXECIT=""
fi
# Execute the job's script file, via local .jobmanrc, if it exists.
if [ "$LOCAL_RC_OK" = "YES" ]
then
# Execute the local jobmanrc file. Exec it if USE_EXEC is specified
# and use the appropriate shell. The JCL string is passed in $1.
# Whether or not this is a command is passed in $2 to be used in
# coding the local jobmanrc. The local jobmanrc will probably end in
# something like:
#
# if [ "$2" = "YES" ]
# then
# eval $1
# else
# exec $1
# fi
#
# but it could also be:
#
# eval $1
#
# if you don't need to eliminate the extra shell process when
# executing scripts.
#
$EXECIT $USE_SHELL $HOME/.jobmanrc "$UNISON_JCL" $IS_COMMAND
UNISON_RETURN=$?
elif [ -z "$USE_SHELL" ]
then
if [ "$IS_COMMAND" = "YES" ]
then
eval $UNISON_JCL
UNISON_RETURN=$?
else
$EXECIT $UNISON_JCL
UNISON_RETURN=$?
fi
else
$EXECIT $USE_SHELL "$UNISON_JCL"
UNISON_RETURN=$?
fi
# Mail a message to user or to root if the job fails.
if [ "$MAIL_ON_ABEND" = "YES" ]
then
if [ $UNISON_RETURN -ne 0 ]
then
mail $LOGNAME <<-!
$UNISON_JOB
\'$UNISON_JCL\' failed with $UNISON_RETURN
Please review $UNISON_STDLIST
!
fi
elif [ "$MAIL_ON_ABEND" = "ROOT" ]
then
if [ $UNISON_RETURN -ne 0 ]
then
mail root <<-!
$UNISON_JOB
\'$UNISON_JCL\' failed with $UNISON_RETURN
Please review $UNISON_STDLIST
!
fi
elif [ "$MAIL_ON_ABEND" != "NO" ]
then
if [ $UNISON_RETURN -ne 0 ]
then
mail $MAIL_ON_ABEND <<-!
$UNISON_JOB
\'$UNISON_JCL\' failed with $UNISON_RETURN
Please review $UNISON_STDLIST
!
fi
fi
echo "`$MECHO $MAE_JOBMANRC_SET $MSG_END_OF_JOB`"
exit $UNISON_RETURN |
Mainframe Script
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JOBREC
JOBSCR('pfin01/bin/monthend/get_DD_customers')
JOBUSR ('pfin01') |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi Richard,
Have edited your post to add BBcode, please check if it's been "coded" fine otherwise PM me. |
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Richard Galley
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Anuj
Thanks for your help. The only thing is from the line 'Jobmanrc on FTA' to the end is a seperate section called Jobmanrc on FTA.
Thanks again for your assistance. Hopefully, someone can provide me with some answers. |
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arunkumarvks
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Hi Richard,
i am not well unix script. but you can substitute the variable or symbolic parameters to TWS by using job variable option. you can define the job variable table and add the necessary variables subsitution and you can call this variable from JCL. i dont know how it will help to you. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Richard Galley wrote: |
| the line 'Jobmanrc on FTA' to the end is a seperate section called Jobmanrc on FTA. |
Done.
-Ad |
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ozgurseyrek
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VARSUB
PREFIX('&')
JOBREC JOBSCR('C:\BATCH\SampleProg.bat &OYMD')
JOBUSR(FTAsampleuser)
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If you asking passing variables of TWS to the Servers(Unix, or Windows)
you can use that sample script part at the mainframe side.
It is passing TWS variable OYMD (it is a date parameter) to the windows batch file.. |
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Richard Galley
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| Thanks for your reply but it is not a TWS variable that I am trying to pass. There is a variable in the Unix script I am running that needs a variable passing to it. |
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