Prashant,

 

I have a script I call "remstat" which is shown below.  It allows you to
quickly see all of the Remedy processes you wish to monitor.  You may
need to tweak it for your needs...

 

echo Tomcat - Remedy Mid-Tier - Web --------------------

ps -ef | grep tomcat

echo

echo AR Server Daemon ----------------------------------

ps -ef | grep arserverd

echo

echo AR Monitor ----------------------------------------

ps -ef | grep armonitor

echo

echo AR Plug-in Server ---------------------------------

ps -ef | grep arplugin

echo

echo AR Assignment Engine ------------------------------

ps -ef | grep apsvcae

echo

echo AR Application Dispatcher -------------------------

ps -ef | grep arsvcdsp

echo

echo AR Fork Daemon ------------------------------------

ps -ef | grep arforkd

echo

echo CMDB Engine ---------------------------------------

ps -ef | grep cmdbd

echo

echo Reconciliation Engine -----------------------------

ps -ef | grep arrecond

echo

echo AR Flashboards ------------------------------------

ps -ef | grep flashboard

echo

echo AR E-mail Engine ----------------------------------

ps -ef | grep AREmail

echo

 

Hope this is helpful.

 

Kelvin

 

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Prashant Patil
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 1:48 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Check ARS services from Unix shell script

 

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Dear All,

I have a query regarding ARSystem services on a unix server.

I have a requirement wherein the remedy database needs to be shutdown
for a particular task. I have a shell script in place for this. It does
the following: 

1) The shell script shuts down ARS services, checks for the message:
"Action Request System shutdown process complete"

2) Shuts down the DB, performs the task and restarts the DB.

3) Once the DB is up, ARS services is started and checks the message:
"Action Request System initialization is complete."

I am not sure if the above steps are an efficient way to detect ARS
services. Is there a better way of checking ARS services from within a
shell script?

Thanks,

Prashant

 

 

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