Job Management Partner 1/Integrated Management - Manager Command and Definition File Reference

jcastatus

Function

This command displays to standard output the status (stopped, running, standby) of the automated action function that is running and the contents of the automated action definition file that is loaded by the automated action function.

Format

jcastatus [-h logical-host-name]
          [-d ]

Execution permission

In Windows Server 2003: None

In Windows Server 2008: Administrator permissions (if the Windows UAC feature is enabled, the command is executed from the administrator console)

In UNIX: None

Storage directory

In Windows:
Console-path\bin\
In UNIX:
/opt/jp1cons/bin/

Arguments

-h logical-host-name

When you are operating in a cluster system, this option specifies the logical host name. The command displays the status of the automated action function (Event Base Service) that corresponds to the specified logical host. If this option is omitted, the logical host name specified in the JP1_HOSTNAME environment variable is assumed. If the JP1_HOSTNAME environment variable is not specified, the physical host name is assumed. If you are not using a cluster system, specification of this option is not needed.

-d (at Event Base Service)

Specifies that the contents of the automated action definition file that is loaded by the automated action function is displayed to standard output. The command displays the information in the same format as in the automated action definition file.

Return values

0 Normal termination

4 No response from the automated action function (Event Base Service)

5 Command cannot display the contents of the automated action definition file because the automated action function (Event Base Service) is stopped or on standby

6 System error (at the command)

7 No permission to execute the command (Windows Server 2008 only)

-13 A specified argument value was invalid

-102 Input/output error

-104 System error (at Event Base Service)

Output format

When you execute the jcastatus command, the status of the automated action function is output in the following format:
Status : status
The following table describes the character strings that can be displayed as status.

Table 1-7 Statuses of the automated action function

Status Character string displayed in status Description

Stopped STOP The automated action function (Event Base Service) is stopped.

Running RUNNING The automated action function (Event Base Service) is running and available for use.

Standby STANDBY The Event Base Service is running, but the automated action function is in the standby mode.
In this status, events are still received, but no action is taken on the received events.
If the status changes from standby to running, action is not taken on the events that were received while in the standby mode.

Status	Character string displayed in status	Description
Stopped	STOP	The automated action function (Event Base Service) is stopped.
Running	RUNNING	The automated action function (Event Base Service) is running and available for use.
Standby	STANDBY	The Event Base Service is running, but the automated action function is in the standby mode. In this status, events are still received, but no action is taken on the received events. If the status changes from standby to running, action is not taken on the events that were received while in the standby mode.

Example output

The automated action function is in the standby mode:
Status : STANDBY

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0	Normal termination
4	No response from the automated action function (Event Base Service)
5	Command cannot display the contents of the automated action definition file because the automated action function (Event Base Service) is stopped or on standby
6	System error (at the command)
7	No permission to execute the command (Windows Server 2008 only)
-13	A specified argument value was invalid
-102	Input/output error
-104	System error (at Event Base Service)