on 2017 Nov 07 7:31 PM
Hi
I need to monitor by means of a script or a single command the status of the job server in data services, that is to say that once the instruction has been entered, it returns me that it is running. So far I have the monitoring by the svrcfg and the console but they are not functional, the idea is to be able to do them with a single command. my system is a linux red hat 6.8. and the data services is a 4.2 with SP6
Thank you
Luis
Luis,
Can you try the below command
ps -ef|grep AL_JobService
When you use the ./svrcfg utility the the Al_JobService.pid runs in background.
Job Service Executable path
/usr/sap/businessobjects/dataservices/bin/AL_JobService
Regards
Arun Sasi
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Hi Arun
Thanks for you answer
Ok, is good idea this. but is only work well when the job server is shutdown. but i would like that when the job server is block, whit a command, i can be able of see this. for example, look the followings error
"1/31/18 10:11:04 AM Unable to connect to job server 'mdesapbdsd01:3500'. Error= Client id adapter.AD_SFDC_INTEGRACION is already in use
1/31/18 10:11:04 AM com.acta.adapter.sdk.AdapterException: Unable to connect to job server 'mdesapbdsd01:3500'. Error= Client id adapter.AD_SFDC_INTEGRACION is already in use
at com.acta.adapter.sdk.AdapterEnvironmentImpl.init(AdapterEnvironmentImpl.java:185)
at com.acta.adapter.sdk.AdapterRunnerImpl.initAdapter(AdapterRunnerImpl.java:279)
at com.acta.adapter.sdk.AdapterMain.main(AdapterMain.java:47)"
if i go to console Data Services in status i seen that the job server is in yellow color. This error when appears it is necessary restart the job server. Really this no is the problem. I want to know, how i can automatically knows this status. if i know this, i can do anything either be program in operating system to take action.
Thank you
Luis
Hi Dirk
but what is the complement of this command
for example; ps -fea |grep al_jobserver?
Tks
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Use the Linux ps command.
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