Shell Script [message #471855] |
Tue, 17 August 2010 11:03 |
Ricky_1362002
Messages: 111 Registered: February 2009
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Hi everyone,
I need to write an automated shell program that can create, monitor the log files and report the issues for matching pattern.
(i) Conditions for creating log files.
Log file is created with date (example 2010_03_27.log). If the log file size is 10 Mb for a particular day then automatically the log file will be rotated with sequence number (example, on a particular day if the log file crossed 10 MB while the data insert ii n progress, the program should rotate the log file with a sequence number YYYY_MM_DD_sequence_number.log)
(ii) Condition for reading the data for pattern matching
The report with matched pattern should be reported at the earliest for effective business decision. The data that is already processed shouldn't be considered for analysis for pattern matching.
Example file with sample data and mattching patterns
file01.log
2010-03-18 24:50:50:500: WorkingThread-1:User_Authorization_Failed session-id-10002033
2010-03-18 24:50:50:550: WorkingThread-1:User_Authentication_Failed session-id-10002033
2010-03-18 24:52:50:500: WorkingThread-1:User_Access_Locked session-id-10002033
Analyze the log for following pattern's:
1. Report number of 'User_Authorization_Failed'
2. Report number of 'User_Authentication_Failed'
3. Report number of 'User_Access_Locked'
Thank you,
Munna
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Re: Shell Script [message #471858 is a reply to message #471855] |
Tue, 17 August 2010 11:08 |
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Mahesh Rajendran
Messages: 10708 Registered: March 2002 Location: oracleDocoVille
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And what does this have to do with Oracle?
Please post in a proper OS scripting forums.
Seems all you need is to grep and count the lines.
something like this
grep "yourpattern" | wc -l
The rest is handled by usual logrotate programs.
[Updated on: Tue, 17 August 2010 11:09] Report message to a moderator
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Re: Shell Script [message #471860 is a reply to message #471858] |
Tue, 17 August 2010 11:28 |
Ricky_1362002
Messages: 111 Registered: February 2009
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Thank you Mahesh for your reply.
I guess nothing really to do with Oracle but i thought its under the Unix topic and can get some answers.
Thank you again.
Munna
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