EEM CLI Script with parameters

Hi all,
I have a requirement to write an eem cli script that can be triggered using a pattern match and take parameters.
Basically the user has to do many repetitive tasks reconfiguring interfaces regularly. So instead of having to go into each interface individually and run the config that they can write a one word command and give it params which would be for example a comma separated list of interface names and then within my script i could parse the interface names and iterate over them performing the config operation on them.
so i'm just playing around with the cli policy.
::cisco::eem::event_register_cli occurs 1 pattern "nacdrop*" sync yes enter
# Import Namespaces
namespace import ::cisco::eem::*
namespace import ::cisco::lib::*
array set arr_einfo [event_reqinfo]
set full_command $arr_einfo(msg)
puts $full_command
You can see here i want the command nacdrop to trigger this policy but when i try and run the command with arguments i get an error on the command line as its not a valid command and the policy doesnt trigger.
Ideal scenario run command
Router#nacdrop fastEthernet0/0,fastEthernet0/1,fastEthernet0/2
the script would then perform a set of config tasks on each of the 3 interfaces.
I thought the "enter" parameter to event_register_cli would do it as that is supposed to trigger the policy before the command is executed therefore before it determines it to be an invalid command. I do not have the latest version of eem however and suspect that the "enter" argument isn't being used as it isn't showing up as an option when i type ? to see what options are available although i don't get an error when registering the policy.
So my question is what version off eem was this "enter" argument introduced and will it allow me to run the policy and get around the invalid command problem.
Once i can run this policy and access the parameters to the cli command it opens up a lot for me in terms of automating repetitive tasks.
Hope someone can help.
Cheers,
Joe.

Cheer Joe. That's great. I've attached the first draft of a script i've written, maybe someone else can find it useful too.
Basically it's for if you would like to perform the same operation on many interfaces you can use an alias and give it parameters
E.G
Router#vlanmove FastEthernet0/1-8,10,13-16
Notice the params use '-' and ',' When you use dash it will perform the operation on all the interfaces in a range and then comma is just for an individual interface and as you can see above you can mix ranges with individual ones.
The above example will give the output:
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/1
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/2
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/3
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/4
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/5
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/6
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/7
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/8
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/10
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/13
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/14
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/15
Configuring Interface: FastEthernet0/16
in the attached script just replace "puts "Configuring Interface: $interfaceName"
with your configuration
e.g.
conf t
interface $interfaceName
switchport access vlan 2
and it will perform that operation on all intefaces in a range. I might update the script later to take config commands as env variables too. That would make the script more generic. But at the moment this script is useful for us as we have to regularly reconfigure interfaces.
Cheers,
Joe.

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" -s 'http://walnut/reportserver' -v 'DuraOrderNum=" & _
Chr(34) & sOrdDuraID & Chr(34) & "' -e Exec2005 -t"
ShellEx Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Dura Supreme\OrderEntry\rs.exe" & Chr(34), EShellShowConstants.essSW_SHOWNORMAL, sArgs
TIA,
Jim M.

ShellEx Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Dura Supreme\OrderEntry\rs.exe" & ....
Hello Jim,
The path for rs.exe includes spaces, you should set it in hyphen, as you already did for file "RunOrdReports.rss" in variable "sArgs2
Olaf Helper
[ Blog] [ Xing] [ MVP]

Data exchange Mainscript (SCRIPT) with script block (DAC)

Is there any way to exchange data beetwen a Mainscript (SCRIPT) with
user-dialoges and script block (DAC) in this way that the script in
scriptblock can access to this data?
Background: I write a DAC-Application with some script-blocks for
reading and writing data to/from real devices. During the development
I'd like to simulate all device accesses because I don'd have the
devices in my office. I write all scripts with a branch for simulation
an real measurement on startup.
How can I execute a swich (simulation / mesurement) without changing
all my scripts all times? Can a script read a variable anyway (Variable
from Mainscript, Diadem-Uservariable or "Hilfsvariable" like L1)?
Can I fill "DeviceParam1V" with content of a variable?
I could use a input channel connected with a formula-block for it. (The
formula-block can read a variable.) But this way is uncomfortable an
don't work for input blocks.
Martin Bohm
[email protected]

Because the DAC Script is executed in its own runtime environment you cannot use the DIAdem variables as in a normal VBS or a SUD.
Still, there are ways to exchange information.
First of all by an extra channel as Input (you named it)
Secondly, there are several variables you can use. Have a look at the Script DAC block. There are two fields called Parameter1 and Parameter2. And each signal you configure has a parameter of its own.
Prior to starting the scheme, you can use a script to change the value of those parameters:
Call DACObjOpen("Script-in1")
VBSSignalParam(1) = "abc"
Call DACObjClose("Script-in1")
Is changing the parameter of the first signal that is configured.
Call DACObjOpen("Script-in1")
VBSParameter1 = "1st device parameter"
VBSParameter2 = "2nd device parameter"
Call DACObjClose("Script-in1")
is changing the global device parameters.
On the side of the Script DAC driver VBS you cann use the paramP funtion to access the signal parameter that corresponds to the actual channel (as referenced by ChannelnumberP)
' SFD_ReadChannel
' Zweck               : Lesen eines Wertes für den Kanal "ChannelNumberP"
' ChannelNumberP      | Kanalnummer aus dem Block-Dialog
' ParamP              | Vom Anwender definierte Variable aus dem Block-Dialog
' DataP               | Variable zur Rückgabe des neuen Kanalwertes. Diese
'                     | Variable sollte zumindest auf einen gültigen Wert
'                     | initialisiert werden.
' ErrorP              | Variable zur Rückgabe einer Fehlermeldung. Wird diese
'                     | Variable gesetzt, stoppt DIAdem die Messung
Sub SFD_ReadChannel( ChannelNumberP, ParamP, DataP, ErrorP )
End Sub
To acces the device Parameters, use the init function:
' SFD_Init
' Zweck               : Diese Prozedur wird während des Messungsstarts aufgerufen
' DeviceParam1V       | Erster Parameter, der vom Anwender im DAC-Block
'                     | eingegeben werden kann
' DeviceParam2V       | Zweiter Parameter, der vom Anwender im DAC-Block
'                     | eingegeben werden kann
' ErrorP              | Variable zur Rückgabe einer Fehlermeldung. Wird diese
'                     | Variable gesetzt, stoppt DIAdem die Messung
Sub SFD_Init( DeviceParam1V, DeviceParam2V, ErrorP )
End Sub
Ingo Schumacher
Systems Engineer Sound&VibrationNational Instruments Germany

View with parameters

Hello,
Can we create the view with the parameters? How to do that? We need to create the sql script with parameter for super user to query, instead of create sql script then we would like to create the view then user can select only view.
Many thanks in advance. :-)

Hi,
Views using SYS_CONTEXT, as Justin mentioned, are perhaps the most common way to simulate parameterized views in Oracle.
Another method is to use a table (usually a Global Temporary Table) to hold the parameters. The view can then join to the table, use it in scalar sub-queries, IN-sub-queries, etc.
This is the best way if you need to use the same parameterized view two (or more) times in the same query, with different parameters each time.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Oct 10, 2008 4:04 PM
Sorry, I meant to reply to OP.

RMAN scripts & variables/parameters

Hi
We are using RMAN with TSM. There are a number of 9i and 8i databases. I tried to set the environment up to with as few scripts as possible to cover the variety of databases. I provide various variables/parameters to handle the differences between the various databases.
In the 9i environment I "CONFIGURE" as much as possible to avoid setting changes in the actual backup script. That gives me a fairly clean generic backup script which also avoids manual channel allocations ie :
run
backup incremental level=0
not backed up since time='SYSDATE-(8/24)'
check logical
filesperset=4
format='/LVL0_%d_%T_%U'
(database include current controlfile)
plus archivelog format '/ARC_%d_%T_%U' delete all input;
However due to the lack of "CONFIGURE" in 8i I cannot configure automatic channels. Therefor my script has to change to :
run
allocate channel ch01 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch02 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch03 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch04 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
backup incremental level=0
check logical
filesperset=4
format='/LVL0_%d_%T_%U'
(database include current controlfile)
(archivelog all format '/ARC_%d_%T_%U' delete input);
release channel ch01;
release channel ch02;
release channel ch03;
release channel ch04;
I have multiple database instances on the same server & would like to have a single generic script with a variable/parameter to change the "tdpo.opt" file for each instance. The alternate is to have a complete set of scripts for each DB instance with everything hard coded.
The question is : Can I pass variables/parameters to a RMAN script? If yes, how do I go about it?
Maybe there are other ideas out there to do this. The key to me in this whole execise is to reduce maintenance & increase flexibility.
Your responses will be appreciated
CM

I was hoping to get away from building part of the backup script ie the channel allocation in the RMAN statement.Don't know how you expect to do this when it's required for 8i databases ?
Well since you are looking to accommodate 8i & 9i database and you need to manually allocate channels for the 8i databases, then you could configure your script to include an IF..THEN block that will run one set of RUN commands if the database name that is passed in is in a certain list and run the other RUN block if it isn't. You could maintain two "here document" blocks, one for 8i and one for 9i. Therefore, all of the commands can reside in one generic script.
For example, you could configure your single, generic script as:
# add your logic checking here to see if a 9i database sid
# was passed in as a parameter. If so run the following code
rman target / log=${sid}bkp_log append << !1
run
backup incremental level=0
not backed up since time='SYSDATE-(8/24)'
check logical
filesperset=4
format='/LVL0_%d_%T_%U'
(database include current controlfile)
plus archivelog format '/ARC_%d_%T_%U' delete all input;
!1
# if not run the following (ie. 8i databases)
rman target / log=${sid}bkp_log append << !2
run
allocate channel ch01 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch02 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch03 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
allocate channel ch04 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/tdpo_${ORACLE_SID}.opt)';
backup incremental level=0
check logical
filesperset=4
format='/LVL0_%d_%T_%U'
(database include current controlfile)
(archivelog all format '/ARC_%d_%T_%U' delete input);
release channel ch01;
release channel ch02;
release channel ch03;
release channel ch04;
!2then you could call this generic script with the appropriate command line parameters.
Hope I'm following your explanation/requirement.

CONCSUB WITH PARAMETERS IS FAILING

Hi,
I am using CONCSUB command in one of my shell program, where in it will get the parameters from report. Below mentioned is my command.
CONCSUB $p_userid_passwd AR "Receivables Manager, RP" $p_user_name WAIT=Y \
CONCURRENT XXRP XXFND_SEND_MAIL $v_conc_request_id "$p_to_role" "$p_from_role" "$p_subject" "$p_body" "$p_dist_list" '""' LANGUAGE=AMERICAN
The parameters are running text like some times in p_subject i will get big description like 'emailing transaction report'
this parameter is splitted into three and supplied into rest parameters.
As per developer guide if we have running long running text we need to enclose first in double quotes and then again in single quotes. When I am doing in that way it is showing all errors results. Sometimes all values get merged into one thing.
Please help me how to differentiate when they are passing like above mentioned.
Regards,
nagendra

Error is that for pl/sql script five parameters but through variables when I am sending to concurrent program they are splitting into 8 parameters.
like i am passing these parameters to pl/sql script
452024, DC.DKHOO, DC.DKHOO, rp audit transaction report, please find, RP_EMAIL_DIST_LIST2
then in shell program it is being shown as
452024, DC.DKHOO, DC.DKHOO, rp, audit, transaction, report, please, find, RP_EMAIL_DIST_LIST2
The problem with concsub is that it will consider space as ','. So it is placing comma after every space. In the developer guide itself only they mentioned we can double quotations and single qutotions.
'"this is an example"'. This works fine when you are passing manually. But when sending programatically like this '"$P_SUBJECT"'. Then I am getting value as $P_SUBJECT in place of valuePlease let me know how to use running text value parameters in CONCSUB.
Regards,
Nagendra

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