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OD script executed status

Jenni

Hi All,

Thanks in advance. I have seen the OD guide regarding the iwodcmd start would return a value (0-success, 1 - failed, 9 - incomplete). But when I execute the OD script, I am getting the following as output. Could anyone tell me how to get the status in numeric values please?

Locating OpenDeploy service.
OpenDeploy server host: localhost, RMI registry port: 9173
Got OpenDeploy service
>>>>>-- Start deployment global\filelist_odconfig.
iwodstart running in default synchronous mode.
Need to wait for deployment to complete.
>>>>>-- Deployment global\filelist_odconfig finished:
ID: m11 Start time: Tue Sep 30 16:33:44 CDT 2008
Status: Completed
Status details:
All targets got completed status

Thanks!
Jenni

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Adam Stoller

Hi All,

Thanks in advance. I have seen the OD guide regarding the iwodcmd start would return a value (0-success, 1 - failed, 9 - incomplete). But when I execute the OD script, I am getting the following as output. Could anyone tell me how to get the status in numeric values please?

Locating OpenDeploy service.
OpenDeploy server host: localhost, RMI registry port: 9173
Got OpenDeploy service
>>>>>-- Start deployment global\filelist_odconfig.
iwodstart running in default synchronous mode.
Need to wait for deployment to complete.
>>>>>-- Deployment global\filelist_odconfig finished:
ID: m11 Start time: Tue Sep 30 16:33:44 CDT 2008
Status: Completed
Status details:
All targets got completed status

Thanks!
Jenni

Are you running iwodcmd from the shell or from within a script?
If from a script - please search the forums because I recently posted code showing how to get the exit status from deployments.

You appear to be using Windows - I'm not sure how to get the exit status in the command prompt (or if it is even possible) - however in the above case, the exit status would have been 0 (zero) based on the "Status: Completed" message.

On Unix in a bourne-shell based shell you could do:

echo $?

, in a csh-based shell you could do:

echo $status

yogesh_agrawal

on windows you can use Perl to get the return code of iwodcmd. run the clt using system command and print the value of $?.

Adam Stoller

on windows you can use Perl to get the return code of iwodcmd. run the clt using system command and print the value of $?.

Understood (at least by me) - the question was (or seemed to be) whether you could determine the exit status within the command prompt shell if you ran iwodcmd directly from there. e.g.:

C:\> iwodcmd start test
...
...
...
C:\>

Is there something you can type at the prompt there to get the exit status of the previously executed command?

ISCBorisB

Understood (at least by me) - the question was (or seemed to be) whether you could determine the exit status within the command prompt shell if you ran iwodcmd directly from there. e.g.:
C:\> iwodcmd start test
...
...
...
C:\>
Is there something you can type at the prompt there to get the exit status of the previously executed command?

On Windows: echo %errorlevel%

The whole idea of relying on non-portable Shell scripting to do this sort of things is somewhat dubious IMO.

Adam Stoller

On Windows: echo %errorlevel%

The whole idea of relying on non-portable Shell scripting to do this sort of things is somewhat dubious IMO.

I agree - I was just trying to answer the question as asked.

Jenni

HI Guys,

I was able to get the expected information for Ghoti's previous posts on exit status.

Thanks!
jenni