Issue in executing chk_auto_up command - not showing the shadow application server
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Issue/Introduction
When executing the chk_auto_up command , the expected output is not shown
$ chk_auto_up -r 111
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CAUAJM_I_50054 Attempting (1) to Connect with Database: ABC
CAUAJM_I_50055 *** Have Connected successfully with Database: ABC. ***
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CAUAJM_I_50128 Connected with Event Server: ABC
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CAUAJM_I_50038 Checking AutoSys Application Server on Machine: host1234
CAUAJM_I_50243 AutoSys Application Server is RUNNING on machine: host1234
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CAUAJM_I_50038 Checking AutoSys Primary Scheduler on Machine: host1234
CAUAJM_I_50044 Primary Scheduler is RUNNING on machine: host1234
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CAUAJM_I_50038 Checking AutoSys Shadow Scheduler on Machine: host5678
CAUAJM_I_50045 Shadow Scheduler is RUNNING on machine: host5678
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We have shadow scheduler configured but the when we execute the chk_auto_up command the application server of shadow scheduler is not considered and it shows only the primary scheduler output
Environment
Release : 12.0
Resolution
When you ran chk_auto_up -r 111 it would display correct statuses for the schedulers, both primary and shadow, but it would only list 1 application server, the local one.
We modified the $AUTOUSER/config.$AUTOSERV file's AutoServer= entry.
Initially it only listed the local host.
We added the secondary host as well.
Example Before
AutoServer=host1234
Example After
AutoServer=host1234,host5678
We saved the file and re-ran chk_auto_up -r 111 this time it correctly displayed the statuses for both as_servers.
We followed the same procedure on the shadow host and it worked there too.
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