Operation Commands

get_system_check_info()

Get information on the server's status, as an internal Java object. Possible messages that can indicate system issues look like:

WARNING: The Job Converter for Scheduler ENGAUTOSYSR11-03 is late.
      A run was expected by Sat Jul 11 04:31:02 MDT 2015 
      (last run was at Fri Jul 10 02:07:02 MDT 2015).
WARNING: the last run of the Statistics Generator at 
      2015/07/13 02:00:04.115 MDT did not finish successfully
WARNING: scheduler ENGAUTOSYSR11-02 cannot connect to database.

Parameters:

• None

Dependencies:

• Must be logged in
• Must be connected to a server

Result:

• An internal SystemCheckData Java object representing the server's status, see SystemCheckData

Example get_system_check_info() command line usage:

>>> info = get_system_check_info()
com.termalabs.dto.system.SystemCheckData@225062d9
>>> info.getInfoMessages()
[Server Mb total: 1843, Server Mb free: 554, Server Mb max: 1843,
    Server Mb warning threshold: 90, Server start time:
Mon Aug 03 11:25:47 MDT 2015, Deleted job count: 26,
Statistics Generator last actual run time:
Mon Aug 10 09:25:23 MDT 2015, Statistics Generator last run OK: true,
Statistics Generator interval: 1 day, 0:00:00, Statistics Generator
delay warning threshold: 1.1, Job Converter interval: 1 day, 0:00:00,
Job Converter delay warning threshold: 1.1, Jammer Interval: 0:00:20,
Jammer delay warning threshold: 10.0, Type:
Evaluation Days Remaining: 143, Scheduler tidal53 last jammer run at:
Mon Aug 10 13:56:46 MDT 2015, Scheduler CA7
last converter run at: Mon Aug 10 13:29:02 MDT 2015 last jammer run at:
Mon Aug 10 13:56:49 MDT 2015, Scheduler autosys45 last converter run at:
Mon Aug 10 01:01:43 MDT 2015 last jammer run at:
   Mon Aug 10 13:56:29 MDT 2015, Scheduler CLI - API - cm03 is offline.]

Example get_system_check_info() script usage:

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin output' 
try:
    info = get_system_check_info() 
    messages = info.getInfoMessages() 
    for m in messages:
      print m

    print 'end output'
 
finally:
    logout()

invoke_mbean_operation()

Invoke an operation on the server via JMX.

This is an internal interface, contact Broadcom Technical Support for more information.

Parameters:

• name - full name of the service

• operation - name of the operation (method) to invoke

• params (optional) - a list of parameters being passed to the method

  Default: None

• signature (optional) - a list of strings defining the class of each parameter

  Default: None

Dependencies:

• None

Result:

• The result of the operation, if any

Example invoke-mbean_operation() command line usage:

>>> invoke_mbean_operation(name='jaws:service=Statistics Generator', 
operation='setLowPriority', params=[java.lang.Boolean.TRUE], 
signature=['boolean'])

>>> invoke_mbean_operation(name='jaws:service=Statistics Generator', 

operation='run')

Example invoke-mbean_operation() script usage:

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin' 
try:
    invoke_mbean_operation(name='jaws:service=Statistics Generator', 
    operation='run')

    print 'end' 

finally:
    logout()

recalculate_averages()

Run the Statistics Generator to recalculate averages and frequencies for all jobs and jobstreams.

Parameters:

• name - full name of the service

• operation - name of the operation (method) to invoke

• params (optional) - a list of parameters being passed to the method

  Default: None

• signature (optional) - a list of strings defining the class of each parameter

  Default: None

Dependencies:

• Must be logged in as admin
• Call fails if statistics generator is already running

Example recalculate_averages() command line usage:

>>> recalculate_averages() 
recalculate averages
done

Example recalculate_averages() script usage:

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin' 
try:
    recalculate_averages() 

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()