Re: Operational Hourly Monitors

2005-05-06 Thread William Boyer
If you go in and look at some of the queries already defined by Tivoli in the 
default hourly monitor it shows that the SQL WHERE
clause compares the date/times "BETWEEN '%s" and '%s'" . I've used this syntax 
in my own queries and it works fine. I've never found
any documentation on it, just a little reverse engineering. Since you can 
refresh the monitor on either the current time or the
scheduled time, I'm going to assume the the %s's are calculated as NOW-1hour 
and NOW.


Bill Boyer
"Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield" - ??

-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael 
LaFrance
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 8:10 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Operational Hourly Monitors

I'm trying to set up an operational monitor that will alert our TSM operators 
that a tape is required from a "shelf" location. The
shelf is where the archive tapes are stored and they are required from time to 
time for collocation.

The hourly script will check the activity log for ANR8765I. My problem is 
setting the query to only search the last hour of the
activity log. I can make it check the previous day but am stumped by this "past 
hour" report.

Here is my TSQL script:
select msgno, message from actlog where msgno=8765 and 
date(date_time)=current_date - 1 day

I've tried to adjust this script to query just the last hour of the activity 
log but to no avail.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Mike LaFrance
Network Analyst
Prospera Credit Union
Tel 604-864-6638 Fax 604-850-3473
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Re: Operational Hourly Monitors

2005-05-05 Thread Richard Sims
Michael -
For techniques in handling relative time values in Selects, see:
"Sample SQL Select Statements":
 http://www.ibm.com/support/entdocview.wss?uid=swg21049808
and http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts topic
"Activity log, Select entries less than an hour old"
 Richard Sims
On May 5, 2005, at 8:09 PM, Michael LaFrance wrote:
I'm trying to set up an operational monitor that will alert our TSM
operators that a tape is required from a "shelf" location. The
shelf is
where the archive tapes are stored and they are required from time
to time
for collocation.
The hourly script will check the activity log for ANR8765I. My
problem is
setting the query to only search the last hour of the activity log.
I can
make it check the previous day but am stumped by this "past hour"
report.
Here is my TSQL script:
select msgno, message from actlog where msgno=8765 and
date(date_time)=current_date - 1 day
I've tried to adjust this script to query just the last hour of the
activity
log but to no avail.
Does anyone have any suggestions?


Operational Hourly Monitors

2005-05-05 Thread Michael LaFrance
I'm trying to set up an operational monitor that will alert our TSM
operators that a tape is required from a "shelf" location. The shelf is
where the archive tapes are stored and they are required from time to time
for collocation.

The hourly script will check the activity log for ANR8765I. My problem is
setting the query to only search the last hour of the activity log. I can
make it check the previous day but am stumped by this "past hour" report.

Here is my TSQL script:
select msgno, message from actlog where msgno=8765 and
date(date_time)=current_date - 1 day

I've tried to adjust this script to query just the last hour of the activity
log but to no avail.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Mike LaFrance
Network Analyst
Prospera Credit Union
Tel 604-864-6638 Fax 604-850-3473
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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