ARSLOAD Daemon + Force Generic Indexer?

[jsquizz]

Hi All,

I am trying to do a reload of some data I retrieved..I am trying to load via daemon.

I have the .out/.ind/.ARD/.res, daemon is picking up the file.. But I am using the -X G flag to force the generic indexer. I have done this before when I do a single load but now it isn't working via daemon, the file is failing with an indexing error.

APK422S AN ERROR OCCURRED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO READ INPUT RETURN CODE 64.
APK448S INDEXING WAS REQUESTED, BUT NO GROUP 'TRIGGERn' NOR ANY 'FIELD' BASED ON IT WAS SATISFIED WITHIN THE PAGE RANGE SPECIFIED BY THE INDEXSTARTBY PARAMETER.
APK441I ACIF AT IM43P11 HAS COMPLETED ABNORMALLY WITH RETURN CODE 16.

Daemon-

arsload -B IGN.IGN.AG.APP.EXT -c /OD_installtmp/Extract -d /OD_installtmp/Extract -XG -f -t 60 &

Files-

metrics.276.AG.APP.ARD
metrics.276.AG.APP.res
metrics.276.AG.APP.out
metrics.276.AG.APP.ind

Is there some way that I have to trick the daemon into working with the -X G flags? Is it even possible?

Thanks in advance.

[Justin Derrick]

Not in Daemon mode. 

-JD.

[jsquizz]

Lovely. IBM suggested we do it this way 

Prior to me switching over to daemons, we had a script that would run and basically do an LS of a particular directory. The problem was that if the directory had like 300 files or so (Which wasn't experienced in the past..) There would be 300 seperate calls to ARSLOAD, causing all kinds of issues.

[Justin Derrick]

Just wrap the IBM CMOD arsload command with a for loop in your shell. 

Code: [Select]

for i in metrics*.ind
do
  j=${i%.ind}
  arsload [options] $j
done


[jsquizz]

Just wrap the IBM CMOD arsload command with a for loop in your shell. 

Code: [Select]

for i in metrics*.ind
do
  j=${i%.ind}
  arsload [options] $j
done


This was pretty much the exact approach I was going to take. Thank you so much.

[jsquizz]

Bumpity.

I am running this loop provided against two directories:

runARSLOAD <AGNAME1>
runARSLOAD <AGNAME2>

I am seeing the symptoms listed in this tech note, any suggestions anyone?

https://cmod.wiki/index.php/ARS1400E

[Justin Derrick]

Your scripts are trying to process the same files at the same time.  Sort your files into two different directories, or ensure you're not trying to load into the same Application Group at the same time.

-JD.

[jsquizz]

Your scripts are trying to process the same files at the same time.  Sort your files into two different directories, or ensure you're not trying to load into the same Application Group at the same time.

-JD.

Yeah dumb mistake. I figured this one out fairly quickly. I had to also delete some entries from arsloadwork.