Command Line Utility for Rule Execution

You can execute RRF Rule definitions through command line utility.

To execute Rule definitions, do the following:

1. Navigate to $FIC_HOME/utility/RuleExecution/bin of OFSAAI APP tier.
2. Execute RuleExecution.sh (UNIX) along with the required arguments such as <BatchRunExeID> <ComponentID> <TaskID> <MisDate> <DataStoreType> <INFODOM> <IPaddress> <RuleID> <BuildFlag> <OptionalParameters> in the same order.

   Table 16-10 Arguments in the Rule Definition and their Descriptions

   Arguments	Description
   BatchRunExeID	Refers to the Execution ID of the Batch being executed.
   ComponentID	Refers to The Type of component to be executed.
   TaskID	Refers to the Task ID.
   MisDate	Refers to the date with which the data for the execution would be filtered.
   DataStoreType	Refers to the type of data store such as Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) which refers to the Multi-dimensional Database/Cubes.
   INFODOM	Refers to the Information Domain mapped.
   IPaddress	Refers to the IP Address of the machine on which Infrastructure Database Components have been installed.
   RuleID	Refers to the Rule definition to be executed.
   BuildFlag	Build Flag refers to the pre-compiled rules, which are executed with the query stored in database. Built Flag status set to "No" indicates that the query statement is formed dynamically retrieving the technical metadata details. If the Build Flag status is set to "Yes" then the relevant metadata details required to form the rule query is re-compiled in database.
   OptionalParameters	Refers to the set of parameters which would behave as filter criteria for the merge query.

   For example,

   ksh RuleExecution.sh RRFATOM_exec_rule_20120904_1 RULE_EXECUTION Task1 20120906 EDW RRFATOM A.B.C.D 1344397138549 N '$RUNID=,$PHID=,$EXEID=,$RUNSK='

3. You can access the location $FIC_HOME/utility/RuleExecution/logs to view the related log files. Also the component specific logs can be accessed in the location fic_home/ftpshare/logs.