Re: PIPE locate question
I was close but not quite correct. Here is the result after testing: /* */ parse upper arg input 'PIPE (END ?) CP QUERY NAMES', /* Get UID's */ '| SPLIT at str /,/', /* split into lines */ '| LOCATE /- DSC/',/* Only disconnected */ '| specs w1 1',/* get names */ '| strip', /* remove blanks */ '| sort 1-8', /* sort */ '| pad 8', /* Make sure length 8*/ '| a: lookup 1.8 1.8 master', /* Compare */ '| count lines', /* how many found*/ '| var iffound', /* number of names found */ '? var input', /* names parsed from cmdline */ '| split', /* split into lines */ '| pad 8', /* make sure length 8*/ '| a:',/* into lookup */ '| hole', /* drop names not in input */ '? a:',/* tert. output unref */ '| cons', /* display */ '| count lines', /* How many not found*/ '| var ifnotfound' /* number of names not found */ Regards, Berry.
Re: PIPE locate question
You can use lookup to process a list. I haven't tested this but something like: /* */ parse arg input PIPE (END \) CP QUERY NAMES, | SPLIT, | LOCATE /- DSC/, | sort 1-8, | pad 8 /* Make sure length 8 */ | a: lookup 1.8 1.8, /* Compare */ | count lines, | var iffound,/* number of names found */ \ var input, /* names parsed from commandline */ | split, | pad 8, /* make sure length 8 */ | a:, | count lines,/* number of names not found */ | var ifnotfound Regards, Berry. Op 05-01-11 14:30, Sergio Lima schreef: > Hello Kris, > > Thanks very much, run very well, look please : > > 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ "," > | SORT 1- > 8 | > MACH DISC A"," | LOCATE /X/ | CONSOLE | COUNT LINES |VAR > NBFOUND" >>>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ > | SORT 1- > 8 | > MACH DISC A | LOCATE /X/ | CONSOLE | COUNT LINES |VAR > NBFOUND" > 6 *-* IF > NBFOUND=0 >>>> > "1" >*-* > THEN >*-* > DO > 7 *-* SAY 'NOTHING FOUND FOR > X' >>>> "NOTHING FOUND FOR > X" > NOTHING FOUND FOR > X >*-* EXIT > 67 >>>> > "67" > > > So one more thing , if not slow you down, Do you have idea, how can I > execute this same command to 8 cms machines ? > > Better use a variable under LOCATE COMMAND , and do a loop 8 times ? , > or not ? > > Thanks again Kris, about the PIPE COURSE, I already have download here > in my machine, and, always that have time, i try learn more. > This course is very good. > > Best Regards, > > Sergio > > > Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 14:12:33 +0100 > > From: kris.buel...@gmail.com > > Subject: Re: PIPE locate question > > To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU > > > > What about this: > > "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ ", > > " | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a", > > "|| locate /x/ | console | count lines |Var NbFound" > > If NbFound=0 then do > > say 'Nothing found for x' ; exit 67; end > > > > Remark that I made one big pipe of the 3 ones you used. There is no > > need to work with intermediate files. And, maybe you don't need the > > file at all, if so, you can remove > > | > mach disc a > > too. > > > > By the way, my LISTS package on the VM download library has a > USERLIST EXEC: > > USERLIST lists all users > > USERLIST *xxx* lists all users with xxx in their name > > It givs a FILELIST like interface. > > > > Kris Buelens > > > > 2011/1/5, Sergio Lima : > > > > > > Hello List, > > > > > > As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases > instead > > > REXX. > > > > > > Now, We need see from time to time, if some machines are running in > > > disconnect mode. > > > > > > Then write this sample PIPE, that put in a file, all machines that > is run in > > > disconnect mode, and then try locate that We need. > > > > > > trace r > > > "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach > disc a" > > > "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > > "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > > > say rc > > > exit > > > > > > The problem, is that the RC (Return Code) always return 0, if the > string > > > exist or not. > > > > > > For example : > > > > > > My file : > > > > > > MACH DISC > > > ===> > > > CONNECT - DSC > > > CPUVM - DSC > > > DEFCICS - DSC > > > DISKACNT - DSC > > > FTPSERVE - DSC > > > GCS - DSC > > > LPSERVE - DSC > > > OPERATOR - DSC > > > OPERSYMP - DSC > > > OP1 - DSC > > > OP
Re: PIPE locate question
On Wednesday, 01/05/2011 at 07:45 EST, Sergio Lima wrote: > As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases instead REXX. > : > Looking in the Manual CMS PIPELINES REFERENCE, Can't see how get the Return > Code. While you are getting good answers from Kris and others, let me explain that there was no error in your pipe, so there is no non-zero RC. The locate stage will send to its primary output stream all records that contain the string. If no records contain the string, no records are sent to the primary output stream. This is why Kris suggested counting the number of records in the primary output stream. Alan Altmark z/VM and Linux on System z Consultant IBM System Lab Services and Training ibm.com/systems/services/labservices office: 607.429.3323 alan_altm...@us.ibm.com IBM Endicott
Re: PIPE locate question
Hello Kris, Thanks very much, run very well, look please : 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ "," | SORT 1- 8 | > MACH DISC A"," | LOCATE /X/ | CONSOLE | COUNT LINES |VAR NBFOUND" >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | SORT 1- 8 | > MACH DISC A | LOCATE /X/ | CONSOLE | COUNT LINES |VAR NBFOUND" 6 *-* IF NBFOUND=0 >>> "1" *-* THEN *-* DO 7 *-* SAY 'NOTHING FOUND FOR X' >>> "NOTHING FOUND FOR X" NOTHING FOUND FOR X *-* EXIT 67 >>> "67" So one more thing , if not slow you down, Do you have idea, how can I execute this same command to 8 cms machines ? Better use a variable under LOCATE COMMAND , and do a loop 8 times ? , or not ? Thanks again Kris, about the PIPE COURSE, I already have download here in my machine, and, always that have time, i try learn more. This course is very good. Best Regards, Sergio > Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 14:12:33 +0100 > From: kris.buel...@gmail.com > Subject: Re: PIPE locate question > To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU > > What about this: > "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ ", > " | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a", > "|| locate /x/ | console | count lines |Var NbFound" > If NbFound=0 then do > say 'Nothing found for x' ; exit 67; end > > Remark that I made one big pipe of the 3 ones you used. There is no > need to work with intermediate files. And, maybe you don't need the > file at all, if so, you can remove > | > mach disc a > too. > > By the way, my LISTS package on the VM download library has a USERLIST EXEC: > USERLIST lists all users > USERLIST *xxx* lists all users with xxx in their name > It givs a FILELIST like interface. > > Kris Buelens > > 2011/1/5, Sergio Lima : > > > > Hello List, > > > > As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases instead > > REXX. > > > > Now, We need see from time to time, if some machines are running in > > disconnect mode. > > > > Then write this sample PIPE, that put in a file, all machines that is run in > > disconnect mode, and then try locate that We need. > > > > trace r > > "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" > > "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > > say rc > > exit > > > > The problem, is that the RC (Return Code) always return 0, if the string > > exist or not. > > > > For example : > > > > My file : > > > > MACH DISC > > ===> > > CONNECT - DSC > > CPUVM - DSC > > DEFCICS - DSC > > DISKACNT - DSC > > FTPSERVE - DSC > > GCS - DSC > > LPSERVE - DSC > > OPERATOR - DSC > > OPERSYMP - DSC > > OP1 - DSC > > OP2 - DSC > > PERFSVM - DSC > > > > Running the EXEC : > > > > With NOT FOUND : > > > > 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach > > disc > > a" > > > > >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > > > mach di > > sc a" > > > > 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > > > >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > > > 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > > > > >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > > > > 6 *-* say rc > > > > >>> "0" > > > > 0 > > > > 7 *-* exit > > > > > > > > With FOUND : > > > > 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach > > dis > > a" > > > > >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > > > mach d > > sc a" > > > > 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > > > >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > > > 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" > > > > >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" > > > > CPUVM - DSC > > > > 6 *-* say rc > > > > >>> "0" > > > > 0 > > > > 7 *-* exit > > > > > > Looking in the Manual CMS PIPELINES REFERENCE, Can't see how get the Return > > Code. > > > > Please, someone can help us with this question? > > > > Thanks very much > > > > Sergio Lima Costa > > Sao Paulo - Brazil > > > -- > Kris Buelens, > IBM Belgium, VM customer support
Re: PIPE locate question
Maybe this example will help (QN EXEC): /* QUERY NAMES replacement */ Trace "O" Address "COMMAND" "PIPE (endchar ?)", "| CP QUERY NAMES", "| ZONE 9.1 NFIND -"||, "| SPLIT ,", "| STRIP", "|o:FANOUT", "| SORT", "| SPEC 1.15 1.16", "| SNAKE 5", "|i:FANIN", "| CONSOLE", "?o:", "| COUNT LINES", "| SPEC / Total number of users = / 1 1-* NW", "|j:FANIN", "| JOIN *", "|i:", "?o:", "| SPEC FS - F2 STRIP 1", "|p:FIND DSC"||, "| COUNT LINES", "| SPEC / disconnected = / 1 1-* NW", "| j:" Exit rc Frank M. Ramaekers Jr. From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of Sergio Lima Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 6:45 AM To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU Subject: PIPE locate question Hello List, As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases instead REXX. Now, We need see from time to time, if some machines are running in disconnect mode. Then write this sample PIPE, that put in a file, all machines that is run in disconnect mode, and then try locate that We need. trace r "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" say rc exit The problem, is that the RC (Return Code) always return 0, if the string exist or not. For example : My file : MACH DISC ===> CONNECT - DSC CPUVM- DSC DEFCICS - DSC DISKACNT - DSC FTPSERVE - DSC GCS - DSC LPSERVE - DSC OPERATOR - DSC OPERSYMP - DSC OP1 - DSC OP2 - DSC PERFSVM - DSC Running the EXEC : With NOT FOUND : 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach di sc a" 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" 6 *-* say rc >>> "0" 0 7 *-* exit With FOUND : 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach dis a" >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach d sc a" 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" CPUVM- DSC 6 *-* say rc >>> "0" 0 7 *-* exit Looking in the Manual CMS PIPELINES REFERENCE, Can't see how get the Return Code. Please, someone can help us with this question? Thanks very much Sergio Lima Costa Sao Paulo - Brazil _ This message contains information which is privileged and confidential and is solely for the use of the intended recipient. If you are not the intended recipient, be aware that any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the contents of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this in error, please destroy it immediately and notify us at privacy...@ailife.com.
Re: PIPE locate question
What about this: "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ ", " | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a", "|| locate /x/ | console | count lines |Var NbFound" If NbFound=0 then do say 'Nothing found for x' ; exit 67; end Remark that I made one big pipe of the 3 ones you used. There is no need to work with intermediate files. And, maybe you don't need the file at all, if so, you can remove | > mach disc a too. By the way, my LISTS package on the VM download library has a USERLIST EXEC: USERLIST lists all users USERLIST *xxx*lists all users with xxx in their name It givs a FILELIST like interface. Kris Buelens 2011/1/5, Sergio Lima : > > Hello List, > > As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases instead > REXX. > > Now, We need see from time to time, if some machines are running in > disconnect mode. > > Then write this sample PIPE, that put in a file, all machines that is run in > disconnect mode, and then try locate that We need. > > trace r > "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" > "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > say rc > exit > > The problem, is that the RC (Return Code) always return 0, if the string > exist or not. > > For example : > > My file : > > MACH DISC > ===> > CONNECT - DSC > CPUVM- DSC > DEFCICS - DSC > DISKACNT - DSC > FTPSERVE - DSC > GCS - DSC > LPSERVE - DSC > OPERATOR - DSC > OPERSYMP - DSC > OP1 - DSC > OP2 - DSC > PERFSVM - DSC > > Running the EXEC : > > With NOT FOUND : > > 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach > disc > a" > >>>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > > mach di > sc a" > > 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > >>>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > >>>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" > > 6 *-* say rc > >>>> "0" > > 0 > > 7 *-* exit > > > > With FOUND : > > 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach > dis > a" > >>>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > > mach d > sc a" > > 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > >>>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" > > 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" > >>>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" > > CPUVM- DSC > > 6 *-* say rc > >>>> "0" > > 0 > > 7 *-* exit > > > Looking in the Manual CMS PIPELINES REFERENCE, Can't see how get the Return > Code. > > Please, someone can help us with this question? > > Thanks very much > > Sergio Lima Costa > Sao Paulo - Brazil -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
PIPE locate question
Hello List, As I learned in this list, I'm trying to use PIPE in some cases instead REXX. Now, We need see from time to time, if some machines are running in disconnect mode. Then write this sample PIPE, that put in a file, all machines that is run in disconnect mode, and then try locate that We need. trace r "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" say rc exit The problem, is that the RC (Return Code) always return 0, if the string exist or not. For example : My file : MACH DISC ===> CONNECT - DSC CPUVM- DSC DEFCICS - DSC DISKACNT - DSC FTPSERVE - DSC GCS - DSC LPSERVE - DSC OPERATOR - DSC OPERSYMP - DSC OP1 - DSC OP2 - DSC PERFSVM - DSC Running the EXEC : With NOT FOUND : 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach disc a" >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach di sc a" 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /x/ | console" 6 *-* say rc >>> "0" 0 7 *-* exit With FOUND : 3 *-* "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach dis a" >>> "PIPE CP QUERY NAMES | SPLIT , | STRIP | LOCATE /- DSC/ | > mach d sc a" 4 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | sort 1-8 | > mach disc a" 5 *-* "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" >>> "pipe < mach disc a | locate /CPUVM/ | console" CPUVM- DSC 6 *-* say rc >>> "0" 0 7 *-* exit Looking in the Manual CMS PIPELINES REFERENCE, Can't see how get the Return Code. Please, someone can help us with this question? Thanks very much Sergio Lima Costa Sao Paulo - Brazil
