Since there is a lot of formatting questions related to AIX output here.
I am including some utilities.
Basic function calls:
[REPORTS THE VOLUMES INFORMATION FROM THE BKP_DLT_COPY1 STORAGE POOL]
adsm.mail.STORAGE_POOL_NAME.volumes.sh
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adsm.mail.stgpool.volumes.sh STORAGE_POOL_NAME
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adsm.select.parse
You will notice if you try to use the adsm.select.parse with some out puts
that I did not cover every contention, but for basic tape info it works
fine.
Thanks,
Bart Colbert
UNIX Sys Admin
Rayonier, Inc.
Bart.Colbert AT rayonier DOT com
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/***********************************************************************
/***********************************************************************
** adsm.select.parse.c: Formats stdin from a select statement **
** passed by a shell script from adsm. **
** Written By: Bart G. Colbert 09/23/1999 ANSI C **
** Version 1.0 **
** Revisions: **
** **
** *) 09/27/1999 Bart G. Colbert V1.1 **
** the _date functions return a date value and a timestamp. **
** the odd part about this is that the timestamp gets appended to **
** the display output and not in the order that the _date field **
** is located in the select statement. (I Give)??? **
** To make some accommodations for this, I have added a check that **
** looks at the existing field and checks for _date or _date, **
** in which case another field would follow. But due to the **
** time stamp being displayed in no particular order, I have the **
** print statement checking to see if its a time its printing. **
** Basically they have two different forms of fields that end with **
** the word date, but _date is date space time where the space **
** is replaced by any fields specified after the _date in the **
** select. Current version is AIX ADSM V3.1.2.40 **
** **
** *) 09/29/1999 Bart G. Colbert V1.2 **
** If a date has no data IE:last_write_date and has not been **
** Then awk will consider the next field as this one. Totally **
** trashes a table format. The other problem with the strange **
** date output is that is you use two fields such as **
** last_read_date, last_write_date then you will get the two date **
** columns followed by two time columns. Of course if you have any **
** other fields as mentioned above then the two time columns are **
** appended to the display of any others. Conclusion is that none **
** of these parse facilities will handle two of those type of **
** dates. It is confusing to read in date1 date2 time1 time2 **
** format. The requirement is that the _date field be placed as **
** the last field on the select statement. If the timestamp is not **
** desired it can be left out of the awk $# vars. **
** **
** *) 09/30/1999 Bart G. Colbert V1.3 **
** SAPLOG2 Tapes are taken from a scratch tape in the IBM7331 **
** Though they are assigned to the pool they are not assigned a **
** LOCATION. Pacing a location field counter and checking for the **
** token value to be equal to one of the locations, if this is not **
** true then a value of UNKNOWN is used as a place holder. **
** **
***********************************************************************/
/*
* RCS INFO
*/
static char _rcsid_adsm_select_parse[] = "@adsm.select.parse.c V1.3, Bart
G. Colbert ANSI C 09/30/1999.\n";
/*
* INCLUDE STANDARD PREPROCESSOR HEADER FILES
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
/*
* BEGIN MAIN FUNCTION
*/
int main ( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
/*
* INIT ANY LOCAL VARS
*/
char lnbuff[64384];
char *token;
int count_date, display_count, location_count, return_count, string_length;
unsigned BEGIN, END, DASH, START, COMPLETE;
/*
* GRAB THE STANDARD INPUT IN ONE 64K CHUNK
*/
fgets ( lnbuff, 65384, stdin );
/*
* TOKENIZE THE STRING OF INPUT DATA
*/
token = strtok ( lnbuff, " " );
/*
* BEGIN DO WHILE TOKEN NE NULL
*/
do
{
/*
* PARSE THE NEXT TOKEN FROM STRING
*/
token = strtok ( NULL, " " );
/*
* IF THE TOKEN IS SELECT THEN SET BEGIN
*/
if ( strcmp ( token, "'select" ) == 0 ) {
BEGIN=1;
}
/*
* BEGIN IF BEGIN IS SET
*/
if ( BEGIN == 1 ) {
/*
* CHECK FOR THE FIELD NAME ENDING WITH _date OR _date, AND INCREMENT
* THE DISPLAY COUNT TO GET THE TIMESTAMP.
* SEE REVISIONS NOTE ABOUT THE GARBAGE THAT ADSM IS DOING HERE. :(
*/
if ( strlen(token) != NULL ) {
if ( ((token[strlen(token)-1] == 'e')\
&& (token[strlen(token)-2] == 't') && (token[strlen(token)-3]
== 'a')\
&& (token[strlen(token)-4] == 'd') && (token[strlen(token)-5]
== '_'))\
|| ((token[strlen(token)-1] == ',') && (token[strlen(token)-2]
== 'e')\
&& (token[strlen(token)-3] == 't') && (token[strlen(token)-4]
== 'a')\
&& (token[strlen(token)-5] == 'd') && (token[strlen(token)-6]
== '_')) ) {
count_date = display_count-1;
++display_count;
}
}
/*
* GRAB THE LOCATION FIELD COUNT TO EVAL
*/
if ( strlen(token) != NULL ) {
if ( (strcmp( (char *) token, "location" ) == 0)\
|| (strcmp( (char *) token, "location," ) == 0) ) {
location_count = display_count-1;
}
}
/*
* IF TOKEN IS NOT FROM AND
*/
if ( (strcmp ( token, "from" ) != 0) && (END == 0) ) {
++display_count;
}
/*
* IF FROM END FIELD COUNT SET
*/
if ( strcmp ( token, "from" ) == 0 ) {
END=1;
}
/*
* IF TOKEN BEGINS WITH A DASH AND DASH NOT SET
* SET DASH AND DEINC DISPLAY COUNT BY ONE
*/
if ( (DASH == 0) && (token[0] == '-') ) {
DASH=1;
display_count-=1;
}
/*
* IF TOKEN DOES NOT BEGIN WITH A DASH AND THE
* DASH IS SET THAN TOKEN IS NEXT AFTER DASH
* SET START PARSE
*/
if ( (DASH == 1) && (token[0] != '-') ) {
START=1;
}
/*
* IF TOKEN IS THE ANSWER CODE AND PARSE HAS BEGAN
* THE SET COMPLETE
*/
if ( (strcmp ( token, "ANS8002I" ) == 0) && ( BEGIN == 1 ) ) {
COMPLETE=1;
}
/*
* BEGIN IF NOT COMPLETE BUT START IS SET THEN DO THIS
*/
if ( (COMPLETE != 1) && (START == 1) ) {
/*
* BEGIN IF THE RETURN COUNT AND DISPLAY COUNT ARE EQ
*/
if ( return_count == display_count ) {
/*
* PRINT A EOL TO STDOUT
*/
printf ("\n");
/*
* SET THE RETURN COUNT TO ZERO
*/
return_count=0;
/*
* END IF THE RETURN COUNT AND DISPLAY COUNT ARE EQ
*/
}
/*
* BEGIN IF TOKEN NE NULL
*/
if ( token != NULL ) {
/*
* LETS NOT PRINT ALL THIS NANOSECOND GARBAGE
* IF THIS IS A TIME
* SEE REVISION NOTE ABOUT WHAT ADSM IS DOING HERE. :(
*/
if ( (token[2] == ':') && (token[5] == ':') ) {
printf ( " %c%c:%c%c ", token[0], token[1],\
token[3], token[4] );
}
/*
* IF THE CURRENT COUNT IS A _date FIELD
*/
if ( return_count == count_date ) {
/*
* IF THIS TOKEN IS THE DATE
*/
if ( (token[4] == '-') && (token[7] == '-') ) {
printf ( "%s ", token );
}
/*
* IF THIS TOKEN IS NOT THE DATE THEN
* THE DATE IS MISSING PRINT THIS SINCE
* WE REQUIRE THE DATE BE THE LAST ITEM
* IN THE SELECT
*/
if ( (token[4] != '-') && (token[7] != '-') ) {
printf ( "0000-00-00 00:00\n" );
return_count=0;
}
}
/*
* IF THE CURRENT COUNT IS NOT A _date FIELD
*/
if ( return_count != count_date ) {
/*
* CHECK IF LOCATION
* IF TRUE THEN SEE IF THE VALUE EQ ONE OF THE
* ACCEPTED VALUES, IF NOT SHOULD BE A VOID FIELD.
* IF THE LOCATION IS A TYPO YOU WILL SEE THE UNKNOWN
* RIGHT BEFORE THE TYPO LOCATION AND THEN THE VOLUME
* CAN BE UPDATED TO CORRECT THIS.
*/
if ( return_count == location_count ) {
if ( (strcmp ( token, "OFFSITE" ) != 0) &&\
(strcmp ( token, "ONSITE_IBM7331" ) != 0) &&\
(strcmp ( token, "ONSITE_IBM7337" ) != 0) &&\
(strcmp ( token, "ONSITE_IBM7337A" ) != 0) &&\
(strcmp ( token, "ONSITE_T_IBM7337" ) != 0) &&\
(strcmp ( token, "ONSITE_T_IBM7337A" ) != 0) ) {
printf ( "UNKNOWN " );
++return_count;
}
}
/*
* IF THIS IS NOT A TIME STAMP
*/
if ( (token[2] != ':') && (token[5] != ':') ) {
printf ( "%s ", token );
}
}
/*
* INCREMENT THE COUNT
*/
return_count++;
/*
* END IF TOKEN NE NULL
*/
}
/*
* END IF NOT COMPLETE BUT START IS SET THEN DO THIS
*/
}
/*
* END IF BEGIN IS SET
*/
}
/*
* END DO WHILE TOKEN NE NULL
*/
}while ( token != NULL );
/*
* PRINT A EOL JUST FOR THE HECK OF IT
*/
printf ("\n" );
/*
* END MAIN FUNCTION
*/
}
This script requires a argument of the storage pool name. A mailer script
for each storage ppol calls this script and then mails the output.
***************************************************************************
adsm.mail.stgpool.volumes.sh
#!/bin/ksh
# Korn Shell Script
# adsm.mail.stgpool.volumes.sh: SQL Select volumes by stgpool
# Written By: Bart G. Colbert 09/23/1999
VERSION="1.2"
# Revisions:
# *) 09/28/1999 Bart Colbert V1.1
# Adding VOLUMES:STATUS field.
#
# *) 09/30/1999 Bart Colbert V1.2
# adsm.select.parse has been modified to handle the _date field.
# the REQUIREMENT is that you may only use one _date field in the select
# statement and that it shall be placed as the last field.
#
# INFORMATION ABOUT FIELD WIDTHS FOR awk.
#
# ACCESS = %12
# CAPACITY = %9
# _DATE (ANY) = %11
# LOCATION = %18
# PCTUTIL = %6
# STATUS = %8
# VOLUME = %7
#
# INIT/EXPORT VARS
#
APP_HOME="/home/radsm/bin"
MACHINE=$(uname -n)
TIMESTAMP=$(date)
#
# SELECT INFO
#
SELECT_INFO=$(dsmadmc -id=XXXX -password=XXXX\
"select volume_name,\
est_capacity_mb, pct_utilized, access,\
status, location, last_write_date\
from volumes where stgpool_name='$1'\
order by volume_name")
#
# CREATE THE FORMAT
#
echo "DATE = $TIMESTAMP"
echo "HOSTNAME = $MACHINE"
echo "MESSAGE TYPE = Adsm monitor"
echo "MESSAGE LEVEL = Information"
echo ""
echo " VOLUME CAPACITY PCTUTIL ACCESS STATUS LOCATION LAST
WRITE"
echo "
-----------------------------------------------------------------------"
echo $SELECT_INFO | $APP_HOME/adsm.select.parse | awk '{printf
echo $SELECT_INFO | $APP_HOME/adsm.select.parse | awk '{printf
"%7s%9s%6s%12s%8s%18s%11s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7}'
This script calls the adsm.mail.stgpool.sh and provides the storage pool
name. All of the output is piped to the mail program.
***************************************************************************
adsm.mail.STORAGE_POOL_NAME.volumes.sh
#!/bin/ksh
# Korn Shell Script
# adsm.mail.STORAGE_POOL_NAME.volumes.sh: This script calls
# adsm.mail.stgpool.volumes.sh and mails then info
# Written By: Bart G. Colbert 09/23/1999
#
VERSION="1.0"
#
# INIT AND EXPORT VARS
#
APP_HOME="/home/radsm/bin"
#
# CALL STORAGE POOL SCRIPT AND MAIL INFO
#
$APP_HOME/adsm.mail.stgpool.volumes.sh STORAGE_POOL_NAME | mail -s
"BACKUP_DLT_POOL Volumes" user AT server DOT dom, user AT server DOT dom
#!/bin/ksh
# Korn Shell Script
# adsm.mail.ACCESS.volumes.sh: SQL Select volumes by access
# Written By: Bart G. Colbert 09/27/1999
VERSION="1.0"
# Revisions:
#
# INFORMATION ABOUT FIELD WIDTHS FOR awk.
#
# ACCESS = %12
# CAPACITY = %9
# _DATE (ANY) = %11
# LOCATION = %18
# PCTUTIL = %6
# STATUS = %8
# STGPOOL = %19
# VOLUME = %7
#
# INIT/EXPORT VARS
#
APP_HOME="/home/radsm/bin"
MACHINE=$(uname -n)
TIMESTAMP=$(date)
#
# SELECT INFO
#
SELECT_INFO=$(dsmadmc -id=XXXX -password=XXXX\
"select volume_name, stgpool_name, location,\
last_write_date from volumes where access='$1'\
order by stgpool_name, volume_name")
#
# CREATE THE FORMAT
#
echo "DATE = $TIMESTAMP"
echo "HOSTNAME = $MACHINE"
echo "MESSAGE TYPE = Adsm monitor"
echo "MESSAGE LEVEL = Information"
echo ""
echo " SELECT VOLUMES BY ACCESS EQUALS $1"
echo ""
echo "VOLUME STGPOOL LOCATION LAST WRITE"
echo "-------------------------------------------------------------"
echo $SELECT_INFO | $APP_HOME/adsm.select.parse | awk '{printf
"%7s%19s%18s%11s%6s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5}'
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