You could display the HELP for the STAX EXECUTE request by submitting:
STAF staxMachine STAX HELP
and probably easily figure out which options correspond to the STAX
Monitor options. For example:
STAF staxMachine STAX EXECUTE FILE "C:/stax/test1.xml" ...
Or, if your STAX EXECUTE request is more complex, you can enable tracing
for STAX service requests on your STAX Monitor machine to see the actual
STAX EXECUTE request that the STAX Monitor is submitting. To do this, on
your STAX Monitor machine do:
STAF local TRACE DISABLE ALL SERVICES
STAF local TRACE ENABLE SERVICE STAX
STAF local TRACE ENABLE TRACEPOINTS "ServiceRequest RemoteRequests"
STAF local TRACE SET DESTINATION TO FILE C:/staf/stafproc.trc
If desired, see section "8.18 Trace Service" in the STAF User's Guide at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAFUG.htm#HDRTRACESRV for more
information on the TRACE service.
The actual EXECUTE requests that the STAX Monitor submits to the STAX
service (and other STAX requests it submits) will be contained in the file
that you redirected STAF trace output to (e.g. C:/staf/stafproc.trc). For
example:
STAFProc version 3.4.7 initialized
20111103-14:45:39;7220;00000001;STAX Service Request - Client:
local://local, Handle: 55, Process: STAX/JobMonitor/local/SubmitExecute,
Request: EXECUTE HOLD FILE :18:c:\stax\debug2.xml JOBNAME :18:Exercise2.6
Debug2
Don't specify the HOLD option on the STAX EXECUTE request as that is only
there so that the STAX Monitor can start monitoring the job before it
releases the job.
Note that the STAX Monitor "wraps" options values that could contain
spaces using the STAF LengthColonLength format. The option values could
be contained within double quotes instead (if the option values don't
contain double quotes). For example, the above STAX EXECUTE request in
the trace output could have been submitted as follows:
STAF local STAX EXECUTE FILE "c:\stax\debug2.xml" JOBNAME "Exercise2.6
Debug2"
Note that you can submit STAF service requests via a shell script, a .bat
file, or a Java / C++ / Perl / Python / Tcl program, or via the command
line using the STAF executable.
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Sharon Lucas
IBM Austin, luc...@us.ibm.com
(512) 286-7313 or Tieline 363-7313
From: Tennis Smith <tennis_sm...@yahoo.com>
To: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net,
Date: 11/03/2011 02:34 PM
Subject: [staf-users] Figuring Out The Equivalent STAX CLI Command
Hi,
I have a set of scripts that work just fine when submitted via the stax
job monitor. But, i'm getting tired of constantly having to use the GUI
for a simple job submission.
How do i figure out what the equivalent command string would be if I
wanted to submit this from my commandline?
--
Tks,
-Tennis
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