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Can we get some return value...if the script fails..HOW?

RaviRaj

I am deploying some files and running a batch file after deployment through the deploy and run (script). Is it possible to get some return value through the script if the batch file fails..or if there is some error during reading of the batch file.

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cesarecastro

Do you want to catch the return value from the OD deployment log and make someting else happen? for example do you want a workflow to respond to the failure?

RaviRaj

Do you want to catch the return value from the OD deployment log and make someting else happen? for example do you want a workflow to respond to the failure?

I want the deployment to rollback if there is error in the running of the batch file

kshitiz

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I want the deployment to rollback if there is error in the running of the batch file

What kind of trigger have you applied for your DNR? In case of deployment-level triggers, you can't rollback. In case of task-level triggers you can rollback under few conditions by printing following string to STDOUT from your script.
[HTML]\n[/HTML]

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[/font][Refer to OD admin guide to get detail about those conditions.

cesarecastro

The OpenDeploy configuration Guide will help. Chapter 4 - Deploy and Run has all the options you will need to cover must of your scenarios. We'll leave it up to you to read and figure out which Deployment or Task level trigger to use but you will find the answer in the Manual.

RaviRaj

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What kind of trigger have you applied for your DNR? In case of deployment-level triggers, you can't rollback. In case of task-level triggers you can rollback under few conditions by printing following string to STDOUT from your script.
[HTML]\n[/HTML]
[Refer to OD admin guide to get detail about those conditions.

Should i Write [HTML]\n[/HTML] in my configuration file or in the batch file which i am running in the DNR

kshitiz

In your DNR script, you have to print this particular line to STDOUT.

e.g. if it is a perl script you can write:

[HTML] print "\n";[/HTML]

cesarecastro

Do not forget to check ou tthe Configurations for Task-Level Triggers table and select the right configuration to rollback your deployment if the script fails.

For Example;

This will always return status completed and code 0.

< dnrDeployment
location="source"
when="before"
triggerPoint="connect">

While this one will roll back and return status 2 Failed

< dnrDeployment
location="source"
when="after"
triggerPoint="transfer" >

You have about 13 optoins to choose from in the Deployment Configuration Guide.

RaviRaj

In your DNR script, you have to print this particular line to STDOUT.

e.g. if it is a perl script you can write:

[HTML] print "\n";[/HTML]

Actually I am calling a batch file..and [HTML] print "\n";[/HTML][/QUOTE] is not a batch file command...Can u say wat i sud write for sending the response in a batch file...and the response like 2 in case of failure and 0 in case of success will reflect in the log file of the opendeploy or somewhere else

kshitiz

Actually I am calling a batch file..and [HTML] print "\n";[/HTML]

is not a batch file command...Can u say wat i sud write for sending the response in a batch file...and the response like 2 in case of failure and 0 in case of success will reflect in the log file of the opendeploy or somewhere else[/QUOTE]

You have to that particular string to STDOUT. I guess you can use echo command in your batch file. Just try with that.

JimKnowles

I would like to be able to send email notification to our team if a OpenDeploy scripts fails. We have a number of scheduled jobs and at the present time no way of determining the success/failure of the jobs without connecting to the OpenDeploy UI and checking their status.

Thanks.

Jim

I would like to be able to send email notification to our team if a OpenDeploy scripts fails. We have a number of scheduled jobs and at the present time no way of determining the success/failure of the jobs without connecting to the OpenDeploy UI and checking their status.

Thanks.

Jim

This is very basic stuff. The PD 6.2 manual shows DNR scripts to do this. Try reading the admin manual and implementing what they have.

Adam Stoller

This is very basic stuff. The PD 6.2 manual shows DNR scripts to do this. Try reading the admin manual and implementing what they have.

In case it isn't clear - in the above "PD" really means "OD" - nipper just has an off-by-one-key error ;-)