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#20985 - 2002-05-01 12:27 AM FTP Error Checking
kdub kdub Fresh Scripter Registered: 2001-11-05 Posts: 22 Loc: Appleton, WI	I have some code that I wish to add to an existing script. The purpose of this is to notify our operations staff that an error is occurring during the FTP process. The $Notifycmd file will send a message to our operations console on the mainframe. I want the script to remain in this loop until action is taken - it will continue as soon as the file is available on the mainframe. I haven't tested yet - just looking for observations - things I may have overlooked or should take into account. $MyRoot = 'e:\Test BizFiles' $FTPScript = 'ftpscript.txt' $LogPath = $MyRoot+'\LogFiles' $mo = SubStr(@DATE,6,2) $day = SubStr(@DATE,9,2) $year = SubStr(@DATE,1,4) $date = "$mo$day$year" $FTPLog = "$date.txt" $MyLog = "$LogPath\$FTPLog" $SesLog = "$LogPath\session.txt" $APDir = $MyRoot+'\APUtils' $ScriptDir = $MyRoot+'\scripts' $TempFTP = "ftp.tmp" $Notifycmd = "e:\Test BizFiles\APUtils\command.cmd" $Count = 0 $MyCommand = "e:\Test BizFiles\APUtils\biztkftp.cmd" :FTP Shell '%comspec% /c $MyCommand "'+$FTPScript+'" "'+$SesLog+'" "'+$APDir+'"' Shell '%comspec% /c type "$SesLog"\|find /i "450 Data set">$TempFTP' If GetFileSize("TempFTP") = 0 Shell '%comspec% /c type "$SesLog">"$FTPLog"' Else If GetFileSize("$TempFTP") <> 0 $Count = $Count + 1 ; Has 2 minutes elapsed? If $count = 12 Shell '%comspec% /c $Notifycmd "c:\aputils\console HQEXCHANGE2" "The BizTalk FTP scipt is hung" "Page ECT Group Oncall Priority 1"' EndIf Del "$TempFTP" Sleep 10 Goto FTP Else Del "$TempFTP" EndIf EndIf Exit
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#20986 - 2002-05-01 03:02 PM Re: FTP Error Checking
Rocco Capra Rocco Capra Hey THIS is FUN Registered: 2002-04-01 Posts: 380 Loc: Mansfield Ohio	In kix 4.02 there are macros for the month number and day number. @monthno @mdayno @year you could change this... $mo = SubStr(@DATE,6,2) $day = SubStr(@DATE,9,2) $year = SubStr(@DATE,1,4) $date = "$mo$day$year" to this... $date = "@monthno@mdayno@year" Rocco [ 01 May 2002, 15:03: Message edited by: Rocco Capra ] _________________________ I Love this board!! -------------------- My DEV PC is running KIX 4.22 WINXP Pro
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#20987 - 2002-05-21 11:13 AM Re: FTP Error Checking
MCA MCA KiX Supporter Registered: 2000-04-28 Posts: 5152 Loc: Netherlands, EU	Dear Rocco, The results of $date will not be the same. @monthno & @mdayno will return values without leading zero's. @date has as format yyyy/mm/dd So it isn't necessary to use all kind of additional variables to create the $date value. Our version is: $date=SubStr(@date,6,2)+SubStr(@date,9,2)+SubStr(@date,1,4) greetings. _________________________ email scripting@wanadoo.nl homepage scripting@wanadoo.nl \| Links \| Summary of Site Site KiXforms FAQ kixtart.org library collection mirror MCA \| FAQ & UDF help file UDF kixtart.org library collection mirror MCA \| mirror USA \| mirror europe UDF scriptlogic library collection UDFs \| mirror MCA
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#20988 - 2002-05-21 01:59 PM Re: FTP Error Checking
Rocco Capra Rocco Capra Hey THIS is FUN Registered: 2002-04-01 Posts: 380 Loc: Mansfield Ohio	Well, ok, kdub didn't specify that he wanted 0's. Here is what I do for the 0's... IF @MONTHNO < 10 $MONTH = "0" + @MONTHNO ELSE $MONTH = @MONTHNO ENDIF IF @MDAYNO < 10 $DAY = "0" + @MDAYNO ELSE $DAY = @MDAYNO ENDIF $FILENAME = $MONTH + $DAY + "x86.exe" Kinda bulky, but it gets the job done and I can understand what it is doing. I suppose as I get deaper into Kix I will use SubStr(). Rocco _________________________ I Love this board!! -------------------- My DEV PC is running KIX 4.22 WINXP Pro
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