Tovili TWS log addition info

Display additional information for Tivloi logs -

• Job Stream Job listing
• Successor 
• Predecessor

Display Tivoli Job Name next to logs

This ksh function lt (list tivoli) display additional Job Stream+ Job names next to log file list so we can see which job created the logs. It based on "ls -ltr" with Job names displayed next to log file name.

Tivoli logs are stored in ~maestroX/stdlist/YYYY.MM.DD. They keeps the job execution details but is hard to tell which job it is based on.  This function makes it easy to investigate the log files.

In a stdlist/YYYY.MM.DD folder and run lt, Output:

-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1543 Jun 24 00:05 O33964244.0004 (JOBSTREAM1.JOB1:0/1)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1060 Jun 24 00:05 O33964246.0005 (JOBSTREAM1.JOB2:1/0)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1578 Jun 24 00:10 O31059994.0010 (JOBSTREAM2.JOB1:0/4)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1543 Jun 24 00:10 O34291814.0009 (JOBSTREAM3.JOB1:0/1)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1060 Jun 24 00:15 O35487936.0015 (JOBSTREAM3.JOB2:1/0)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1060 Jun 24 00:15 O35389680.0015 (JOBSTREAM2.JOB2:1/10)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1058 Jun 24 00:15 O34934840.0015 (JOBSTREAM4.JOB1:1/12)
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1059 Jun 24 00:15 O34775842.0015 (JOBSTREAM4.JOB1:0/36)    
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 uGroup 1059 Jun 24 00:15 O34775841.0015 (JOBSTREAM5.JOB1:-/-)

• First # after Job Name is the Exit Status. '-' if still running
• 2nd # after Job Name is  Elapsed Time.  '-' if still running
• grep on a Job Stream to see all Jobs within and processing time
• grep on a Job across dates to see overall performance

linux/ksh:

lt(){ for x in `ls -tr $* | grep  -E "O[0-9]*.[0-9]{4}$"`; do; echo -e `ls -l $x` "\c" ; grep ^"= JOB" $x | sed "s/[:#\\[,.]/ /g" | awk '{printf "(%s.%s", $4,$8}'; echo `grep '^= Exit Status' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf ": %s/", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$2}'; echo `grep 'Elapsed' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf "%s)\n", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$3}';done; }


linux/bash:
lt(){ for x in `ls -tr $* | grep  -E "O[0-9]*.[0-9]{4}$"`; do
echo -e `ls -l $x` "\c" ;grep ^"= JOB" $x | sed "s/[:#\\[,.]/ /g" | awk '{printf "(%s.%s", $4,$8}';
echo `grep '^= Exit Status' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf ": %s/", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$2}'; echo `grep 'Elapsed' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf "%s)\n", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$3}';done;}


aix/ksh:
lt{for x in `ls -tr $* | grep  -E "O[0-9]*.[0-9]{4}$"`; do
   echo  `ls -l $x` "\c" ;
   grep ^"= JOB" $x | sed "s/[:#\\[,.]/ /g" | awk '{printf "(%s.%s", $4,$8}'; echo `grep '^= Exit Status' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf ": %s/", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$2}'; echo `grep 'Elapsed' $x`|sed 's/ : /:/g'| awk -F: '{printf "%s)\n", (length($0) == 0)?"-":$3}';
done; }