You can also retrieve the values of selected Oracle Solaris Cluster resource type, resource, and resource group properties from the RGM framework by using property variables. Agent Builder scans your start, probe, or stop command strings for property variables and substitutes these variables with their values before Agent Builder executes the command.
This section lists the property variables that you can use. The Oracle Solaris Cluster resource type, resource, and resource group properties are described in Setting Standard Properties.
RS_CHEAP_PROBE_INTERVAL
RS_MONITOR_START_TIMEOUT
RS_MONITOR_STOP_TIMEOUT
RS_NAME
RS_NUM_RESTARTS
RS_RESOURCE_DEPENDENCIES
RS_RESOURCE_DEPENDENCIES_WEAK
RS_RETRY_COUNT
RS_RETRY_INTRVAL
RS_SCALABLE
RS_START_TIMEOUT
RS_STOP_TIMEOUT
RS_THOROUGH_PROBE_INTERVAL
SCHA_STATUS
RG_GLOBAL_RESOURCES_USED
RG_IMPLICIT_NETWORK_DEPENDENCIES
RG_MAXIMUM_PRIMARIES
RG_NAME
RG_NODELIST
RG_NUM_RESTARTS
RG_PATHPREFIX
RG_PINGPONG_INTERVAL
RG_RESOURCE_LIST
You include a percent sign (%) before a property name to indicate a property variable, as shown in this example:
/opt/network_aware/echo_server -t %RS_STOP_TIMEOUT -n %RG_NODELIST
Given the preceding example, Agent Builder might interpret these property variables and start the echo_server script with the following values:
/opt/network_aware/echo_server -t 300 -n phys-node-1,phys-node-2,phys-node-3
Agent Builder interprets the types of property variables, as follows:
An integer is substituted with its actual value (300, for example).
A Boolean value is substituted with the string TRUE or FALSE.
A string is substituted with the actual string (phys-node-1, for example).
A list of strings is substituted with all members in the list, each string separated by a comma (phys-node-1,phys-node-2,phys-node-3, for example).
A list of integers is substituted with all members in the list, each integer separated by a comma (1,2,3, for example).
An enumerated type is substituted with its value, in string form.