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by ranger67
15 Oct 2009 12:58
Forum: Scripts
Topic: Help on ctmcreate
Replies: 4
Views: 11520

Bobby, which version of the agent and server are you running? I am running a 6.3 and 6.4 server with 6.3 agents. A ctmcreate issued at either the agent or server side does issue an RC of 1 upon on unsuccessful run. I would verify that your server and agents are fully patched. If that is the case, I ...
by ranger67
01 Sep 2009 7:22
Forum: Exploitation / Operation
Topic: SQL server
Replies: 5
Views: 3677

Re: SQL server

Hello all! We would like to know what is the purpose of the SQL server? Is it really necessary? I mean, is the write operation on the Control-M/EM server not enough? Maybe it's a stupid question, but we really don't understand the utility of the process write and upload. Is this just a space questi...
by ranger67
24 Jun 2009 6:56
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: In/Out Conditions
Replies: 4
Views: 2473

What he meant was the conditions are not managed or stored at the EM level, but at the Control-M/server or datacenter level. The comparable tool on CTM/Server side is ctmldnrs. If you look in the manuals you will find this utility and to emulate maybe conditions, you will need to run the utility twi...
by ranger67
08 Jun 2009 5:38
Forum: Scripts
Topic: ecs util problems
Replies: 3
Views: 7527

There's nothing wrong with the file you are getting. To accommodate greater flexibility in the data, BMC changed the field and record delimiters in the database. All the data that you are expecting is still there, it is just separated by the new delimiter sets. You can still parse the data, just use...
by ranger67
29 May 2009 4:07
Forum: Control-M Enterprise Manager
Topic: CONTROL-M/Desktop for Linux?
Replies: 2
Views: 4643

I wish they had never dropped Xwindow support from the EM line, but sadly as far as I know the EM client is only supported under winblows.
by ranger67
22 May 2009 2:19
Forum: Exploitation / Operation
Topic: About physical data model
Replies: 5
Views: 3339

It seems the information you want is stored in the RUNINFO_HISTORY table if you have Forecast or BIM installed. If you don't have those options installed I do not believe that EM stores that information, however it is stored at the CTM/Server level under table CMR_RUNINF.
by ranger67
21 May 2009 8:04
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Unix Control M, job selection criteria
Replies: 5
Views: 2752

All things being equal, I believe that ctm/server processes the ajf jobs in order based on the orderid.
by ranger67
21 May 2009 8:01
Forum: Control-M Agents
Topic: Will ControlM agent run on Linux RH 5?
Replies: 5
Views: 4373

We run agents on RH EL5. Quite a few in fact, with no outstanding issues.
by ranger67
01 May 2009 4:00
Forum: Control-M Control Module
Topic: Incomplete Utilities for Control-M 6.3.0.1 Aix
Replies: 2
Views: 3365

Just wanted to share a little extra information with everyone. Not all the utilities are available from the agent as opposed to the server, but some can be added. As an example, ctmwhy. The ctmwhy utility can be added by creating a soft link to the ctmut executable in the agent's ctm/exe directory s...
by ranger67
23 Feb 2009 6:05
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Order Job without Force not accepting new jobs.
Replies: 3
Views: 2035

Check your scheduling. Ordering a job means that the job's scheduling criteria would indicate that the order date is a positively scheduled day. Forcing a job means ignore the scheduling criteria.
by ranger67
11 Dec 2008 6:29
Forum: Control-M Enterprise Manager
Topic: Passing a Condition between multiple Enterprise Managers
Replies: 3
Views: 2419

I guess the easiest way I can think of would be to use a common agent machine. Using a single server you can load two agents, one pointing to the development environment and the other pointing to the production environment. You can then define a development job which would execute a ctmcontb cmdline...
by ranger67
20 Nov 2008 4:26
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: How to launch a perl script in JOB mode ?
Replies: 4
Views: 3213

Sorry, but it really can't be done. Perl is not really a "scripting" language. Unlike shell scripts of various kinds, PERL is "compiled" at the time of submission. Therefore the text of each line isn't passed one by one like other scripting languages to an interpreter but the entire script is conver...
by ranger67
29 Oct 2008 4:04
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Advanced analyzing of CONTROL-M sysout?
Replies: 1
Views: 2398

Okay, for the first piece: ON stmt=* code=* DO NOTOK ON stmt="specific line or *" code="*6250*" DO OK As the ON functions are top down, the initial one sets the job to NOTOK, and IF the second one matches, the job will end okay. Otherwise, the job will finish NOTOK. For the second piece, autoedits c...
by ranger67
23 Oct 2008 6:38
Forum: Control-M Server
Topic: hi / urgent
Replies: 6
Views: 7365

You should look at shctm. This will display your running processes. There should be 11 at all times. Maybe a wrapper script which runs every 5 minutes.
by ranger67
08 Oct 2008 1:46
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Running a job only if it's predecessors overlap?
Replies: 6
Views: 3507

Here's an option, but it's just a quick off the top of my head thing. I doubt it's the best that we can come up with. Define a predecessor job (pjob) to job2. The job will run the command: ctmpsm -listjob executing | grep job1 The on statement for the job will be: ON stmt=* code=COMPSTAT=0 DO ForceJ...