Passing MNAPPL variable to a VGET Command to Retrieve Global Variables

[Manish Patel]

We are trying to pass a %MNAPPL variable to VGET command.

In the first proc we have;

APPL HDPC0101
DOMAIN_ID='503'
ESPNOMSG VSET %ESPAPPL._1 %DOMAIN_ID TABLE(HDP_CJA)
NOTIFY FAILURE ALERT(MAN)

and some jobs in HDPC0101 appl, when any job fails we want to trigger ALERT

The command sent to the server is: vtlist hdp-;

Global Variable Table HDP_CJA
Created at 11.05.16 on FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3RD, 2017 by $IPS
Last update at 17.09.26 on FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3RD, 2017
Currently 1 variable, 0 triggers
Table size 432, 72 bytes imbedded free space
HDPC0101_1='503'
ESPWSS000 -->

 

The command sent to the server is: oper alertdef id(MAN)

ALERT ID EVENT NAME
MAN BKCTST.HDP_ERRLOG
ESPWSS000 -->

Event BKCTST.HDP_ERRLOG invokes appl HDPERRLG

APPL HDPERRLG

GVT='%MNAPPL._1'
VGET (%GVT) TABLE(HDP_CJA) CLANG

LINUX_JOB HDPC0101.ERRLOG DOCMEM(HDP)
USER v526104
RUN ANY
CMDNAME /bin/echo
ARGS '%GVT' >> /tmp/manish.txt
AGENT LBKCTTPLNA011
ENDJOB

The global variable value may be different.
The %MNAPPL variable is passed but does not pull the value from the table.
If I hard code “VGET (HDPC0101_1) TABLE(HDP_CJA)”, it works fine.

[powdo03]

Hi Manish, 

How about adding a ECHO statement after the "GVT='%MNAPPL._1'" to verify what the GVT variable resolves to. 

 

ECHO 'GVT' %GVT 

 

Let me know if this helps. 

[Manish Patel]

MNAPPL is monitor variable and it resolve to the Parent appl from which the alert is triggered (In my case MNAPPL is HDPC0101) When I put ECHO, I don't see anything in simulation. I have redirected GVT to a text file on server (ARGS '%GVT' >> /tmp/manish.txt) and in the output file I see HDPC0101_1 instead of it's value 503)