The issue that kept me from embracing it readily was that we stack the following 2 procs in the resend stack:
tps_check_resend_count
tps_resend_ob_msg
The first proc (tsp_check_resend_count) is an argument driven proc to trigger emails/pages when certain resend thresholds are hit.
Here is a typical arument example:
{RESEND_COUNTS {5 15 30 60}}
{EMAIL {weeknight__ob_eiw_adt,page_hub_on_call,email_hub_team,}}
{EMAIL_ADDENDUM {check on DB ortp and Iguana Linux dashboard and service}}
{DEBUG N}
In this example alert notification would occur at the resend count thresholds of {5 15 30 60}. Since the resend timeouts are set at 60 seconds that would be at 5 minutes of retires, then 15 minutes of retries, etc.
I was concerned that I would be challenged with replacing this capability if I attempted to use the built in resend on cloverleaf 5.6 and I needed all my available time for other things.
I would be interested to here if the built in resend logic in cloverleaf 5.6 can be used and still allow me to use an alertanative method for triggering resend count alerts.
I believe much thought has been given on expanding and improving the cloverleaf alert tool and would like to know if cloverleaf 5.6 has resend count alert capability.
I think the built-in resend feature will be very helpful for newbies not to have to learn the more complex ack handling of the past with the recover_33 procs working together.
I’m my case we had already gone through that learing curve and for us retrofitting exceeds our manpower with such a high number of interfaces.
Our version of retrofitting is to make the change on future interfaces but not existing interfaces.
Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com