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Job - addIntervalScheduleWithSNMPNotification


Job - addIntervalScheduleWithSNMPNotification

Description :

This command adds an interval schedule to a job and, depending on the resulting status of the job run, issues an SNMP notification. This command is not supported if approval is enabled for the job type.

The argument jobKey is a handle to the job being modified. To find the jobKey for a specific job type, use the SnapshotJob getDBKeyByGroupAndName command.

The dateString argument defines a start time for the schedule to be added. It must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.

The days, hours, and mins arguments let you specify the interval in days, in hours and in minutes.

The recipient argument identifies the SNMP listener. The statusType argument determines the statuses for which you want to issue a notification. The possible statuses have the following values:

  • Success=2
  • Failure=4
  • Cancel=8

For statusType, add the statuses for which you want to issue notifications. For example, if you want to issue notifications when the job status is Failure or Cancel, then statusType=12.

Return type : java.lang.Object

Command Input :

Variable Name

Variable Type

Description

jobKey

com.bladelogic.om.infra.model.base.keys.SJobKey

Handle to the job.

dateString

String

Start time of the schedule to be added. The date string must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.

days

Integer

Number of days in the interval.

hours

Integer

Number of hours in the interval.

mins

Integer

Number of minutes in the interval.

recipient

String

SNMP listener.

statusType

Integer

Sum of all statuses for which you want to issue notifications. See above for a more complete description.

Example

The following example shows how to add an interval schedule to a job, starting at 11:35 PM. An SNMP trap will be generated on success, failure, or cancel.

Script





RECIPIENT="snmpsystem.anundisclosedcompany.com"

NOTIFICATION_STATUS=14

DATE_STRING="2005-01-01 23:35:00"

DAYS="1"

HOURS="10"

MINS="12"

JOB_KEY=`blcli SnapshotJob getDBKeyByGroupAndName /snapshots snapconfig`

JOB_KEY=`blcli Job addIntervalScheduleWithSNMPNotification $JOB_KEY "$DATE_STRING" "$DAYS" "$HOURS" "$MINS" $RECIPIENT $NOTIFICATION_STATUS`



 

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