ESIC Operations using Wrapper Scripts

OFSAAI has been enhanced to provide standardized wrapper scripts to perform ESIC batch operations.

Prerequisites

JAVA_HOME (Required) must point at JAVA bin installation directory.
Ensure the NAWK command is available under PATH.
Contact system administrator if the NAWK command does not exist.

Example: # yum install nawk
ES_HOME (Required) must point to the ES Home folder.
Copy the ES folder and the following jars should be present in ES/lib folder:
- FICServer.jar
- AESCryptor.jar
- aai-client.jar
Update ES/conf/<Infodom>.ini file and specify the proper values.
- MISDATE=Information Date in format mm-dd-yyyy (For example: MISDATE=01-31-2010)
- USERNAME=OFSAAI Login user (For example: USERNAME=BASELUSER)

Initialize a Batch for Execution

Navigate to the $ES_HOME > bin folder.
Run InitializeBatch.sh by passing the following arguments:
- Infodom: Information Domain name.
- Runid: RRF run code / ICC batch name
- BatchType: RRF/ICC
  Example: ksh InitializeBatch.sh BASELINFO TESTBATCH ICC

Execute a Batch

Navigate to the $ES_HOME > bin folder.
Run ExecuteBatch.sh by passing the following arguments:
- Infodom: Information Domain name.
- Runid: RRF run code / ICC batch name
- Mode:run/restart [optional]
  Example: ksh ExecuteBatch.sh BASELINFO TESTBATCH run

Execute a Task

De-initializing a Batch

Navigate to the $ES_HOME > bin folder.
Run DeinitializeBatch.sh by passing the following arguments:
- Infodom: Information Domain name.
- Runid: RRF run code / ICC batch name.
  Example: ksh DeinitializeBatch.sh BASELINFO TESTBATCH

View Logs for Individual Batch Run

$ES_HOME/log/ESIC_<batchrunid>.log