Resend a message through command line

[Mark Brown]

Does anyone have a real world example of resending a message with the command line?  The documentation (that I could find) is kinda sketchy on it.

I was looking at the possibility of resending a message from a database using a script.  Or would this be considered a bad idea?

Cloverleaf 5.7.3 on a Windows 2003 server.

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[David Barr]

I think doing a resend through the command line is fine for unplanned maintenance, but if this is a normal process you should use an inbound thread to read the data (probably using the UPOC protocol).

[Mark Brown]

Oh, it wouldn’t be for normal operations.  Just to resend a message that was lost by an ancillary system.

[David Barr]

You’ll have to dump the message from the database to a file, then run resend on the file.  Here’s an example resend command (if that’s what you’re looking for):

hcicmd -p charges -c ‘hsm_chrgs_in resend ib_pre_tps data 5120 /your/file/here eof’

You can also resend in the netmonitor. Just right click on the thread and select control/full/resend.

[Russ Ross]

You can create your own resend command line examples by setting the view while in NetMontor to see the command line the GUI is running then do a resend in the GUI to see the command.

I’ve attached a screen shot that shows the hcicmd generated by the resend I did using the GUI.

From there you can modify as desired.

Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com

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