Interstage Shunsaku Data Manager Operator's Guide - Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000/ Microsoft(R) Windows Server(TM) 2003 - - UNIX -

6.4.2 Monitoring Conductor Setup Information

The operating environment that has been set up for the conductor can be checked.

Conductor setup information can be obtained by executing the shuncstate command on the server where the conductor is located.

Example 1

The following example shows how conductor setup information is displayed.

shuncstate -s shunc -i 
Shunsaku shuncstate 2006/01/01 19:01:00

Parameter                 Value
LogFileFolder             "C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\log\conductor\"
LogFileSize               100MB
LogFileBackup             1
LogFileSwitch             0
PfmFileFolder             "C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\log\conductor\"
PfmFileSize               100MB
PfmFileBackup             1
PfmFileSwitch             0
CoreFileFolder            "C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\core\conductor\"
AnsMax                    100
MaxConnection             1000
File                      file1  shund1 shund2
File                      file2  shund3 shund4
Domain                    dom1  file1 file2
InsertPoint               shund1 file1
InsertPoint               shund3 file2
DefaultFile               file1
SystemName                shunsaku

shuncstate -s shunc -i 
Shunsaku shuncstate 2006/01/01 19:01:00

Parameter                 Value
LogFileFolder             /var/opt/FJSVshnsk/log/conductor/
LogFileSize               100MB
LogFileBackup             1
LogFileSwitch             0
PfmFileFolder             /var/opt/FJSVshnsk/log/conductor/
PfmFileSize               100MB
PfmFileBackup             1
PfmFileSwitch             0
CoreFileFolder            /var/opt/FJSVshnsk/core/conductor/
AnsMax                    100
MaxConnection             1000
File                      file1  shund1 shund2
File                      file2  shund3 shund4
Domain                    dom1  file1 file2
InsertPoint               shund1 file1
InsertPoint               shund3 file2
DefaultFile               file1
SystemName                shunsaku

Refer to A.2 Execution Parameters in the Conductor Environment File for more information on the execution parameters in the conductor environment file.

Example 2

In the following example, conductor setup information is output in CSV format.

shuncstate -s shunc -i -C > C:\shunwork\monitor\constate.csv

shuncstate -s shunc -i -C > /home/shunsaku/monitor/constate.csv

Content of constate.csv

"Parameter","Value"
"LogFileFolder","C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\log\conductor\"
"LogFileSize",100
"LogFileBackup",1
"LogFileSwitch",0
"PfmFileFolder","C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\log\conductor\"
"PfmFileSize",100
"PfmFileBackup",1
"PfmFileSwitch",0
"CoreFileFolder","C:\Program Files\Interstage Shunsaku\Shunsaku\core\conductor\"
"AnsMax",100
"MaxConnection",1000
"File","file1 shund1 shund2"
"File","file2 shund3 shund4"
"Domain","dom1 file1 file2"
"InsertPoint","shund1 file1"
"InsertPoint","shund3 file2"
"DefaultFile","file1"
"SystemName","shunsaku"

"Parameter","Value"
"LogFileFolder","/var/opt/FJSVshnsk/log/conductor/"
"LogFileSize",100
"LogFileBackup",1
"LogFileSwitch",0
"PfmFileFolder","/var/opt/FJSVshnsk/log/conductor/"
"PfmFileSize",100
"PfmFileBackup",1
"PfmFileSwitch",0
"CoreFileFolder","/var/opt/FJSVshnsk/core/conductor/"
"AnsMax",100
"MaxConnection",1000
"File","file1 shund1 shund2"
"File","file2 shund3 shund4"
"Domain","dom1 file1 file2"
"InsertPoint","shund1 file1"
"InsertPoint","shund3 file2"
"DefaultFile","file1"
"SystemName","shunsaku"

• Column headings are output in the first line, and conductor setup information is output from the second line.

  The column headings are as follows:

  • Parameter: The name of an execution parameter in the conductor environment file
  • Value: The value specified for the execution parameter
• Each record ends with a linefeed code.

CSV files are output using the following format:

• Enclose character string items in double quotes (").
• Do not enclose numerical values in double quotes (").