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    The document discusses various Autosys commands and functions, including how to place jobs on ice or hold, check the status of the primary server and database, force start or kill jobs, and view logs. It also provides examples of commands to check if a machine is reachable, view job status and logs, and get job information. Autosys can be used to manage jobs and schedules on distributed systems through these various commands.

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    The document discusses various Autosys commands and functions, including how to place jobs on ice or hold, check the status of the primary server and database, force start or kill jobs, and view logs. It also provides examples of commands to check if a machine is reachable, view job status and logs, and get job information. Autosys can be used to manage jobs and schedules on distributed systems through these various commands.

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    The document discusses various Autosys commands and functions, including how to place jobs on ice or hold, check the status of the primary server and database, force start or kill jobs, and view logs. It also provides examples of commands to check if a machine is reachable, view job status and logs, and get job information. Autosys can be used to manage jobs and schedules on distributed systems through these various commands.

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    Autosys :

    1) On Ice , On hold
    On Ice : Placing a job ON-ICE will release any job that depends on that job's success
    completion.
    On hold : Placing the job on hold will hold the batch or cycle which next to it.

    2) What will happen when you Off ice and Off hold
    Off Ice – the job will run in the next schedule
    Off hold - release the job(start to run) if its dependent job is in a success.

    3) future send events

    Using future send even we can do all the actions with the particular time given.

    4) How to check is everything (Primary , event server and the database) are fine ?

    Using command chk_auto_up on the command line. It will give you like this :

    bash:ftwpsauto:PRD-> chk_auto_up

    Attempting (1) to Connect with Database: ASYSPRDS

    *** Have Connected successfully with Database: ASYSPRDS. ***

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Connected with Event Server: ASYSPRDS

    Attempting (1) to Connect with Database: ASYSPRDP

    *** Have Connected successfully with Database: ASYSPRDP. ***

    Connected with Event Server: ASYSPRDP

    Checking Machine: ftwpsauto

    Primary Event Processor is RUNNING on machine: ftwpsauto

    _____________________________________________________________________________

    Checking Machine: livpsauto


    Shadow Event Processor is RUNNING on machine: livpsauto

    5) To check the machine pingable from Autosys?

    autoping –m machinename

    6) To check database available on that machine ?


    autoping –m machinename –D
    7) To check the autosys session logs :

    Autosyslog –e

    8) To check who handled the last action of a particular job – for ex: who force started the job?
    autotrack –J jobname

    9)Diff between Start and Force start :

    Start : it will start the job once the job met its requirement.

    Force start : It will start the job immediately regardless of the requirements.

    9) Be sure with some basic Unix commands : for ex : to get error logs from the particular path.
    Here is the location where we get the error logs for our autosys jobs :

    std_out_file: >/export/home/autobtch/produser/$AUTO_JOB_NAME.out
    std_err_file: >/export/home/autobtch/produser/$AUTO_JOB_NAME.err

    10) Actions to take when On Ice a job :


    Make sure there is no dependent jobs
    If there is the on ice them also.

    Let them know that you always follow process and procedures of your company.

    For ex:

    Will not execute a adhoc request without a proper approved change.

    Perfect in incident management – will input all the details in the tickets.

    What do you do when high critical job fails ?

    Call the application team within 15 minutes and send them an email. If you are not able to get the
    first person then move on to next up to the manager until you speak to some one.
    Using command line in Unix

    to force start jobs, to kill job , On ice , Off ice , set to success……… using Alias

    1 ) aj jobname

    To find the status of a job

    ex :

    bash:ftwpsauto:PRD-> aj OMEGA_MIGUPLOAD_D

    Job Name Last Start Last End ST Run Pri/Xit

    ____________________________ ____________________ ____________________ __ __

    OMEGA_MIGUPLOAD_D 08/28/2012 22:15:13 ----- RU 28928017/1

    2 ) ale

    to display autosys logs

    3) aping machinename which is same as autoping –m machinename

    To check the machine is pingable..

    Ex :

    bash:ftwpsauto:PRD-> aping livlpsaiu202.r1-core.r1.aig.net

    AutoPinging Machine [livlpsaiu202.r1-core.r1.aig.net]

    AutoPing WAS SUCCESSFUL!

    4) fsj jobname

    To force start a job

    5) fkj jobname

    To kill a job
    6) fij jobname

    To On ice a job

    7) foij jobname

    To Off ice a job

    8) fohj jobname

    To off hold a job

    9) css jobname

    Mark the job to success.

    10) autorep –j jobname –q

    To get the jil of the job (JIL –Job information language)

    Ex :

    bash:ftwpsauto:PRD-> autorep -j OMEGA_MIGUPLOAD_D -q

    /* ----------------- OMEGA_MIGUPLOAD_D ----------------- */

    insert_job: OMEGA_MIGUPLOAD_D job_type: c

    command: sh /opt/apps/was61/omega/MigrationUtility/MigrationUtility.sh UPLOAD

    machine: livlpsaiu202.r1-core.r1.aig.net

    #owner: usradmin

    permission:

    date_conditions: 1

    days_of_week: mo,tu,we,th

    start_times: "22:15"

    description: "HIGH - Incident-OMEGA - Restart-Rerun - Contact-139.5"

    std_out_file: >/export/home/autobtch/produser/$AUTO_JOB_NAME.out

    std_err_file: >/export/home/autobtch/produser/$AUTO_JOB_NAME.err

    alarm_if_fail: 1

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