CHANGE_STATUS INACTIVE
And another file (PL_JOBS) with the following lines:
TEST
TEST1
What I'm trying to do is change the STATUS of TEST and
TEST1 to the status
that I specify in the file which is INACTIVE (or IN)
in this case. I do not want
the script to exit until both jobs have been verified
that they are in an
INACTIVE (IN) status. It is not going well so far. As
it stands, it exits
successfully once it sets TEST to INACTIVE and doesn't
even check TEST1. If
the jobs are not in an INACTIVE status, I want it to
check again until they both
are.
Here’s what I have now:
Code:
cat $PL_DIR/PL_SENDEVENT | while read event status
do
case $event in
CHANGE_STATUS)
cat $PL_DIR/PL_JOBNAME | while read job do
sendevent -E CHANGE_STATUS -s ${status} -J ${job}
done
case $status in
INACTIVE) export ST=IN ;; ON_HOLD) export ST=OH ;; ON_ICE)
export
ST=OI ;; TERMINATED) export ST=TE ;; *) echo "Invalid
Status!"; exit 1 ;;
esac
rc3=1
while (($rc3 > 0))
do
sleep 5
cat $PL_DIR/PL_JOBNAME | while read job do
$AUTOSYS/bin/autorep -J ${job} -l0 | sed '1,4d' |
if [ `awk '{print $6}'` == ${ST} ]; then echo "Status
is set for ${job}!"
rc3=0
fi
done
done ;;
What am I doing wrong?
A: Try replacing the last part with this:
Code:
rc3=1
while (($rc3 > 0))
do
sleep 5
rc7=0
cat $PL_DIR/PL_JOBNAME | while read job do
$AUTOSYS/bin/autorep -J ${job} -l0 | sed '1,4d' | \
if [ `awk '{print $6}'` == ${ST} ]; then echo "Status
is set for ${job}!"
(( rc7 += 1 ))
fi
done
[ $rc7 == `wc -l $PL_DIR/PL_JOBNAME` ] && rc3=0
done
