Example: Using scripting to verify scheduler tables

The following Jacl example script can be invoked using the wsadmin scripting tool, which verifies that the tables and indices are created correctly for a scheduler. See the “Configuring Schedulers” topic for details on how a scheduler is created.

# Example JACL Script to verify the scheduler tables

# The name of the scheduler to verify
set schedName "My Scheduler"

puts ""
puts "Looking-up Scheduler Configuration Helper MBean"
puts ""
set schedHelper [$AdminControl queryNames WebSphere:*,type=WASSchedulerCfgHelper]

#Access the configuration object.
set myScheduler [$AdminConfig getid /SchedulerConfiguration:$schedName/]

if {$myScheduler == ""} {
    puts ""
    puts "Error: Scheduler $schedName could not be found."
    puts ""
    exit
}

# Invoke the verifyTables method on the helper MBean.

puts ""
puts "Verifying tables for:"
puts "$myScheduler"
puts ""

if { [catch {$AdminControl invoke $schedHelper verifyTables $myScheduler} errorInfo] } {
    puts ""
    puts "Error verifying tables: $errorInfo"
    puts ""
} else {
    puts ""
    puts "Tables verified successfully."
    puts ""
}

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Related Tasks

Configuring schedulers
Configuring schedulers using Java Management Extensions
Creating scheduler tables using scripting and Java Management Extensions

 

See Also

Scheduler table management functions

 

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