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October 1995, Week 1

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"Paul H. Christidis" <[log in to unmask]>
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Since 'sysdiag' is a command file you may need to try:
 
repeat
  run dui.diag.sys;xl="xl.diag.sys,nl.pub.sys";input="termdsm" &
      input="reset";input="LDEV ![rjob.ldevin]";input="EXIT"
  forjobs accessing=dtabasename
 
Paul Christidis
 
 
 
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Subject: 1:Using MPEX to run SYSDIAG/TERMDSM
Author:  [log in to unmask] at CCGATE
Date:    10/5/1995 9:31 AM
 
 
Gang,
 
I'm trying to set up a job that will find all users that are still
using a database, and perform a TERMDSM/RESET on their ports.  I got
a possibility from someone on the hp3000-l as follows:
 
      repeat
         sysdiag;input=termdsm;input=reset;input=LDEV ![rjob.ldevin];
            inout=EXIT
         forjobs accessing=databasename
 
I tried this interactively without the repeat ... forjobs, and MPEX
didn't like the format of the sysdiag;input=.  So,  I set the job
up to do the commands in sequence inside the loop.  This ran SYSDIAG
fine, then EXITed right away and tried to run TERMDSM, which failed.
 
I woul sure appreciate any help you can give me on this.  I had the
job just running through a list of all our active ldevs, but this
caused a problem with another location that is on a different
backup schedule than we are.
 
TIA,
 
I know the thoughts expressed here are my own because no one else would claim
them!
 
Don Harrington                      [log in to unmask]
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