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UNIX Agents

  • UNIX Process Servers
  • UNIX Process Server Configuration Data
  • File Events on UNIX
  • Creating UNIX Process Servers (Advanced)
  • Choosing a User Switching Security Mode
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Windows Agents

  • Creating a Microsoft Windows Process Server
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  • Configuration of a Microsoft Windows Process Server
  • Managed Services
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Agent Definition Types

  • Using the BASH Definition Type
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  • Using the CSH Definition Type
  • Using the Perl Definition Type
  • Using the Python Definition Type
  • Using the PowerShell Definition Type
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  • Using the CMD Definition Type
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  • Using the SQLPLUS Definition Type
  • Using the FTP Definition Type
  • Using the Groovy Definition Type

Command Line Tools

  • Command Line System Tools
  • jtool
  • jcat
  • jdescription
  • jevent
  • jecho
  • jftp
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  • jgetcredential
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  • jgetpar
  • jjoin
  • jlink
  • jlog
  • jmail
  • jmessage
  • jmonitor
  • jputfile
  • jregister
  • jrfc
  • jscp
  • jtool screenshot
  • jscript
  • jsecret
  • jsleep
  • jsplit
  • api-tool.jar

OpenVMS Process Servers

  • Creating HP OpenVMS Process Servers
  • Installing the Platform Agent on HP OpenVMS
  • Configuring HP OpenVMS Process Servers
  • File Events on HP OpenVMS
  • HP OpenVMS Definition Types

AS/400 Connector

  • IBM AS/400 Connector Architecture
  • Setting up the IBM AS/400 Connector
  • Creating an IBM AS/400 Process Server
  • Files on AS/400 Raise Events
  • Using the AS/400 Definition Type
  • Redwood Server OS Support
  • IBM z/OS Definition Types
  • Using the JCL_FTP Definition Type
  • IBM z/OS System Tools

Reference

  • Balancing the Load
  • Credential Protocols
← jcatjevent →

jdescription, jtool description

A platform agent tool used to update the process's description. You can call it as jdescription or jtool description

This tool cannot be used outside job-context, so the -j or -job-context parameter is implied. The update of the description is performed asynchronously so there is no guarantee that the operation has finished when the tool returns.

Syntax

jdescription  [-h|-?|-help] [-l <loglevel>] [-f <logfile>] [-j|-job-context] [-stderr] [-stdout] [-log]
              [-log-with-level <loglevel>] <description>
ArgumentDefaultDescription
-h, -?, -help

Show usage and exit.
-l <loglevel>${JCS_LOGLEVEL:-info}Set the logging level; defaults to environment variable ${JCS_LOGLEVEL} or info when the environment variable is not set.
-f <logfile>${JCS_LOGFILE:-stderr}Log to file instead of stderr; defaults to environment variable ${JCS_LOGFILE} or stderr when the environment variable is not set.
-j, -job-context

Run the command in job-context (implied).
-stderr

Send description to stderr as well as job description.
-stdout

Send description to stdout as well as job description.
-log

Send description to stdout or stderr in standard log format at level INFO.
-log-with-level <loglevel>INFOSend description to stdout or stderr in standard log format at given level.
<description>

New description for the job.

Example

The following UNIX shell example shows how to set the process's description as progress of the process continues.

jdescription "Starting operations"
percentage=0

while [ ${percentage} -le 100 ]
do

  jsleep 5
  jdescription "Running operations... ${percentage}%"

  percentage=$((${percentage} + 10))
done

See Also

  • Command Line System Tools
← jcatjevent →
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  • Example
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