[Search for users] [Overall Top Noters] [List of all Conferences] [Download this site]

Conference iamok::inspect_srf

Title:	DECinspect CM, SRF, and Corporate Implementation
Notice:	For FAQ see note 4.; For CM kits see note 3.
Moderator:	KIMBLE::TMULLIGAN

Created:	Thu Sep 27 1990
Last Modified:	Mon May 26 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1699
Total number of notes:	8580

1690.0. "Centralize SRF reports to one node" by CSC32::D_RESTIVO () Wed Feb 12 1997 13:38

    Hello,
    
    Our customer is running DECsrf V2.2 on 7.1 of Openvms Vax.  He has
    approximately 80 nodes running SRF in his network.  In order to view
    the reports, he has been logging into each of the 80 nodes and viewing
    the reports.  He wonders if there's a way to centralize the reports
    so that they can all be rolled up into one central node for viewing.
    
    Any help would be greatly appreciated!
    
    Dave

T.R Title User Personal
Name Date Lines

1690.1 Roll-up tokens VARDAF::BERBIGIER No known policy forbids common sense Thu Feb 13 1997 08:49 44

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
1690.1	Roll-up tokens	VARDAF::BERBIGIER	No known policy forbids common sense	`Thu Feb 13 1997 08:49`	44
	Just elect one node as being the top of the hierarchy within DSRF on each node, start a scheduled job for the rollup (DSRF$COMMAND:DSRF$ROLLUP.COM) verify that the definition of the logical name DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE points to the node at top of your hierarchy. Assume foo is the name of the DSRF node at the top of the hierarchy On each srf node show logical DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE should give "DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE" = "foo::"0=INSPECT$SERV"" Pierre Personnally, I use DECscheduler Job Name Entry User_name State Next Run Time -------- ----- --------- ----- ------------- DECSRF_TOKEN_ROLLUP 6 SYSTEM Scheduled 13-FEB-1997 22:00 VMS_Command : @dsrf$command:dsrf$rollup Group : (none) Type : (none) Last Start Time : 12-FEB-1997 21:59 Last Finish Time : 12-FEB-1997 22:14 Last Exit Status : SUCCESS Schedule Interval : D 22:00 Mode : Detached Mail to : SYSTEM (on ERROR) Days : ALL Output File : DSRF$LOGS:DSRF$ROLLUP.LOG Cluster_CPU : Default Notify user upon completion And I add another job to control how many tokens have been transmitted (sent by mail every day) daily_logs is pointing to any work directory $set noon $on error then continue $PUR/LO DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT $wait 0:3:0 !Wait 3 minutes $sea/win=(0,8) /OUT=DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT - dsrf$logs:dsrf$rollup.log "$ ROLLUP ""0"" ""0""" $mail/noself DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT system/subj="Tokens rolled-up" $exit

Just elect one node as being the top of the hierarchy

within DSRF on each node, start a scheduled job for the rollup
(DSRF$COMMAND:DSRF$ROLLUP.COM)

verify that the definition of the logical name DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE
points to the node at top of your hierarchy.

Assume foo is the name of the DSRF node at the top of the
hierarchy

On each srf node show logical DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE should give

"DSRF$ROLLUP_OFFICE" = "foo::"0=INSPECT$SERV""


Pierre

Personnally, I use DECscheduler

Job Name             Entry    User_name    State      Next Run Time
--------             -----    ---------    -----      -------------
DECSRF_TOKEN_ROLLUP  6        SYSTEM       Scheduled  13-FEB-1997 22:00
VMS_Command : @dsrf$command:dsrf$rollup
Group : (none)                             Type : (none)
Last Start Time   : 12-FEB-1997 21:59
Last Finish Time  : 12-FEB-1997 22:14      Last Exit Status : SUCCESS
Schedule Interval : D 22:00                Mode   : Detached
Mail to           : SYSTEM (on ERROR)
Days              : ALL
Output File       : DSRF$LOGS:DSRF$ROLLUP.LOG
Cluster_CPU       : Default                Notify user upon completion

And I add another job to control how many tokens have been transmitted
(sent by mail every day) daily_logs is pointing to any work directory

$set noon
$on error then continue
$PUR/LO DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT
$wait 0:3:0     !Wait 3 minutes
$sea/win=(0,8) /OUT=DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT -
 dsrf$logs:dsrf$rollup.log "$ ROLLUP ""0"" ""0"""
$mail/noself DAILY_LOGS:ROL.TXT system/subj="Tokens rolled-up"
$exit