How do I batch a thread?

Inbound –> route all ADTs including the ADTs you want to que –> Outbound

Inbound –> route all ADTs except the ones you want to que –> Outbound
           |
           –> route the ADTs you want to que –> que directory on cloverleaf

load que file(s) –> route all queued ADTs –> outbound

hcicmd -p p_odbc_caisis_adt -c “hs_odb_caisis_adt_32006 pstart”
hcicmd -p p_odbc_caisis_adt -c “hs_odb_caisis_adt_32006 pstop”

#!/usr/bin/ksh
# this line to escape the next line from the tcl interpreter
exec hcitcl “$0” “$@”

# Begin Module Header ==============================================================================
#
#——
# Name:
#——
#
# _xlate_batch_file.tcl
#
#———
# Purpose:
#———
#
# Use the cloverleaf engine to xlate the messages in the batch file
#
#——–
# Inputs:
#——–
#
# process_name
#
#———
# Outputs:
#———
#
# none
#
#——-
# Notes:
#——-
#
# The monitor daemon (hcimonitord) does not have to be running to start and stop processes and interfaces.
# It only needs to run when someone wants to monitor the status of an interface with a gui like
# hcinetmonitor of a command line like hciconnstatus.  Since the batch sites are not heavily monitored and
# run breifly behind the seens, it is desirable to leave the monitor daemon (hcimonitord) always turned off.
# Furthermore it is desirable to only turn on the lock manager while the interface is in use and turn it off
# once done.
#
# Normal Usage:
#
#     _xlate_batch_file.tcl   _003
#
#———
# History:
#———
#
# 2001.07.10 Russ Ross
#          – wrote initial version (_xlate_batch_file.tcl).
#
# 2002.04.30 Russ Ross
#          – wrote second version to accomodate separate batch sites
#            by adding the following modifications:
#
#          – stop the cloverleaf process in case is already running by mistake
#          – be sure the lock manager is running before processing begins
#          – be sure the monitor daemon is running efore processing begins
#          – kill the lock manager after processing is done
#          – be sure the monitor daemon is not running after processing is done
#
# 2002.05.06 Russ Ross
#          – added an alert to email_hub_team every hour the clover process does not finish
#
# End Module Header ================================================================================

#—————
# initialization
#—————

    set module_name   “_xlate_batch_file.tcl”

    set process_name [lindex $argv 0]

    set thread_name_list “”
    set load_thread_list “”
    set dump_thread_list “”

#————————————————————–
# stop the cloverleaf process in case it is running by accident
#————————————————————–

    if [file exists $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name] {
        exec hcienginestop -p $process_name
    }

#————————————————————-
# be sure the lock manager is running before processing begins
#————————————————————-

   if ![file exists $HciSiteDir/exec/hcilockmgr/pid] {
       exec hcisitectl -s l
   }

#————————————————————–
# be sure the monitor daemon is running efore processing begins
#————————————————————–

   if ![file exists $HciSiteDir/exec/hcimonitord/pid] {
       exec hcisitectl -s m
   }

#—————————–
# set the list of thread names
#—————————–

   netcfgLoad
   set thread_name_list [lsort [netcfgGetProcConns $process_name] ]

#—————————————-
# loop through each thread in the process
#—————————————-

   foreach thread_name $thread_name_list {

       #——————————————————
       # zero out thread counts for each thread in the process
       #——————————————————

       exec hcimsiutil -zt $thread_name

       #—————————————–
       # set the symbolic link for the load files
       #—————————————–

       if [cequal [csubstr $thread_name 0 4] load] {
          append load_thread_list $thread_name
          system “rm -f $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$thread_name”
          system “ln -sf /ftp/$env(MDA_BATCH_ENV)/iftp$process_name/work/$thread_name.pre-processed
                         $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$thread_name”
       }

       #——————————————
       # set the symbolic links for the dump files
       # and remove any spurious dump*.eof files
       #——————————————

       if [cequal [csubstr $thread_name 0 4] dump] {
          append dump_thread_list $thread_name
          system “rm -f $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$thread_name”
          system “ln -sf /ftp/$env(MDA_BATCH_ENV)/oftp$process_name/work/$thread_name.xlated
                         $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$thread_name”
          system “rm -f $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$thread_name.eof”
       }
   }

#—————————————–
# start the cloverleaf process that will
# xlate all the messages in the batch file
#—————————————–

   exec hcienginerun -p $process_name
   set minute_counter 0

#——————————————————–
# check every 60 seconds for all the eof files
# which act as a flag that the cloverleaf process is done
#——————————————————–

   set process_not_done 1
   while {$process_not_done} {
       sleep 60
       incr minute_counter 1
       set process_not_done 0
       foreach dump_thread $dump_thread_list {
          if ![file exist $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$dump_thread.eof] { set process_not_done 1 }
       }
       if { [expr fmod($minute_counter,60) == 0] } {
           set email_subject “site ($HciSite) process ($process_name) is still running after $minute_counter minutes”
           system “echo “Subject: $email_subject\n.” | sendmail email_hub_team”
       }
   }

#——————————————————
# stop the cloverleaf process since
# it is done xlating all the messages in the batch file
#——————————————————

   exec hcienginestop -p $process_name

#————————————————–
# remove any *.eof files from the process directory
#————————————————–

   system “rm -f $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/*.eof”

#————————————————————
# remove the input batch file since we are done processing it
#————————————————————

   system “rm -f /ftp/$env(MDA_BATCH_ENV)/iftp$process_name/work/*.pre-processed”

#—————————————————————————–
# create a symbolic link to /dev/null for the load file
# defined in the NetConfig so it will not complain when saving new changes
#—————————————————————————–

   foreach load_thread $load_thread_list {
       system “ln -sf /dev/null $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$load_thread”
   }

#—————————————————————————–
# create a symbolic link to /dev/null for the dump file
# defined in the NetConfig so it will not complain when saving new changes
#—————————————————————————–

   foreach dump_thread $dump_thread_list {
       system “ln -sf /dev/null $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process_name/$dump_thread”
   }

#———————————————–
# kill the lock manager after processing is done
#———————————————–

   if [file exists $HciSiteDir/exec/hcilockmgr/pid] {
       exec hcisitectl -k l
   }

#——————————————————————-
# be sure the monitor daemon is not running after processing is done
#——————————————————————-

   if [file exists $HciSiteDir/exec/hcimonitord/pid] {
       exec hcisitectl -k m
   }