AutoSys JIL Script Validation Command Line
Once you created new AutoSys JIL file its very important to validate if before the deployment. You can either use Web Interface or command line to validate. Here I will show you how to validate newly create JIL file on Unix:
- First see details about JIL file using below command:
$ cat JavaHonk.jil
$ cat JavaHonk.jil update_job: JavaHonk_c job_type: c owner: JavaHonk@JavaHonk machine: JavaHonk.test.com command: /apps/dividend/JavaHonk/scripts/run-script.sh UAT start permission: gx,ge,wx,we,mx,me date_conditions: 1 days_of_week: mo,tu,we,th,fr exclude_calendar: CORP_CHRISTMAS_NEWYRS_ONLY description: "Load Dividend data" condition: s(JavaHonk_GenProcessDiv_c) term_run_time: 540 alarm_if_fail: 1 std_out_file: /apps/dividend/JavaHonk/logs/JavaHonk_c.out std_err_file: /apps/dividend/JavaHonk/logs/JavaHonk_c_err.out application: JavaHonk
- Now use below command to validate JIL file (Note: This file is in current directory and if your JIL is on different location please use accordingly)
$ jil -V syntax < JavaHonk.jil
$ jil -V syntax < JavaHonk.jil ______________________________________________________________________________ CAUAJM_I_50245 Checking Syntax for Insert/Update Job: BATCH_JavaHonk_c CAUAJM_W_10697 *** WARNING: Syntax mode cannot verify against all attributes for updates or overrides. Only requested attributes will be verified. CAUAJM_I_50255 JIL syntax check PASSED WITH WARNINGS ______________________________________________________________________________ CAUAJM_W_50433 Warnings = 1 ______________________________________________________________________________ $
- To load new JIL to AutoSys please use below:
$ jil < JavaHonk.jil
$ jil < JavaHonk.jil CAUAJM_I_50204 Inserting/Updating Job: JavaHonk CAUAJM_I_50205 Database Change WAS Successful! $
- Many other commands are also available and to use those command please use below help command:
$ jil –help
$ jil --help
CAUAJM_E_40003 Invalid parameters specified.
Unicenter AutoSys JM Jil Utility
USAGE: jil [-q] [-S autoserv_instance] [-V none|job|batch|syntax] [-x] [-?]
WHERE: -q Runs the command in quiet mode
-S AUTOSERV Specifies the AutoSys instance
-V none Does not verify dependencies
-V job Verifies job dependencies
-V batch Verifies job dependencies after
JIL file is entirely processed
-V syntax Verifies the validity of the job definition only
-x Returns version information
-? Help
$- That’s it for more information please refer CA documentation here
