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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 1 e~Print - Innovative Ways We Use It Presented by: Bruce Knox University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service April 24, 2006 10:00 am – 10:40 am Freedom Room
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 2 Introduction Purpose: Automate Report Generation for e~Print Benefits: Improved Reporting with Reduced Costs
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 3 Topics of Discussion/Agenda Secure Distributed Reporting Our First Efforts Server Side Automation A Month End Example Monitoring the Automation
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 4 Secure Distributed Reporting We needed a way to deliver timely reports to a geographically distributed management team.
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 5 We Have Faculty in Every County
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 6 e~Print Delivers Our Reports A Secure Web Server Page Security by Fund/Orgn (Banner Security)
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 7 Our First Efforts At First, We Used Only MS Access Reports Users Developed and Ran the Reports WS-FTP Transferred the Report Files
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 8 This Was Great For IT After Some Minor Setup, We Handed It All to a Super User
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 9 Why We Replaced The Original Reports Our Super User Created a Lot of Reports More Reports Than She had Time to Run
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 10 Time For Server Side Automation We Use Pass-Through Queries with MS Access That Made Reverse Engineering the Reports Easy
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 11 Summary, Detail, Period End Reporting YTD Summary Reports Run Every Hour YTD Detail Reports Run Twice A Day Summary, Detail, and Month End Each Evening
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 12 A Month End Example This is Typically all I see of this Application: An email Notice
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 13 A Month End Example This is Typically all I see of this Application: An email Notice
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 14 The Managers See Only Their Reports
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 15 Our Month End Reports Are Run Automatically
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 16 This is Done Using the Banner Calendar A cron run shell script runs a SQL*Plus script to check if the Month End Closed Today. SPOOL fspd_closed.run SELECT 'HOST fspd_run_closed_reports.shl', 'Closed: '||FTVFSPD_ACTIVITY_DATE||' for', 'FSPD', FTVFSPD_FSPD_CODE FSPD, 'FSYR', FTVFSYR_FSYR_CODE FSYR FROM FTVFSYR,FTVFSPD WHERE FTVFSPD_COAS_CODE = FTVFSYR_COAS_CODE AND FTVFSPD_FSYR_CODE = FTVFSYR_FSYR_CODE AND FTVFSPD_PRD_STATUS_IND = 'C' AND FTVFSPD_PRD_END_DATE < SYSDATE -- Keeps Closing Date in the Past AND TRUNC(FTVFSPD_ACTIVITY_DATE) = TRUNC(SYSDATE); SPOOL OFF START fspd_closed.run
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 17 Check if the Month End Closed Today AND FTVFSPD_PRD_STATUS_IND = 'C' AND FTVFSPD_PRD_END_DATE < SYSDATE -- Keeps Closing Date (and Time) in the Past AND TRUNC(FTVFSPD_ACTIVITY_DATE) = TRUNC(SYSDATE);
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 18 We LOG The CRON Job Tue Jan 17 21:32:00 CST 2006 fspd_closed.shl beginning fspd_closed.shl Control Month End Reporting Scripts Tue Jan 17 21:32:00 CST 2006 fspd_closed.shl ending18 (evening before the closing)
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 19 Then The Closing Wed Jan 18 21:32:00 CST 2006 fspd_closed.shl beginning fspd_closed.shl Control Month End Reporting Scripts HOST fspd_run_closed_reports.shl Closed: 18-JAN-2006 for FSPD 06 FSYR 06 Wed Jan 18 21:32:00 CST 2006 (evening of closing)
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 20 Finally, The Reports fspd_run_closed_reports.shl beginning Run The YTD Summary and The MTD Detail Reports for Month End Wed Jan 18 21:32:00 CST 2006 fspd_run_closed_reports.shl ending Wed Jan 18 21:32:00 CST 2006
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 21 The Drill Down Gives Each Month
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 22 Each Month End Report Stores Multiple Copies
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 23 Each Month End Report Stores Multiple Copies
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 24 YTD Summary
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 25 YTD Summary
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 26 YTD Summary
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 27 Run: Date-Time and Report Name
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 28 MTD Detail
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 29 MTD Detail
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 30 MTD Detail
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 31 e~Print – Defining Reports
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 32 Defining Reports
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 33 Defining Reports
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 34 Naming the Report for e~Print
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 35 Naming The Report for Users
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 36 Where is the Title on the Report?
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 37 Place the Date and Time on the Menus
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 38 What to do with the 1 st Blank Page?
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 39 Page Security - ORGN
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 40 Page Security - FUND
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 41 Optional email Notification
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 42 The Shell Scripts – Let’s See How Simple All Report Shell Scripts are Run as One Job Each Report has a Shell Script
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 43 Report Shell Script Example– Part I Setup #!/bin/ksh # dbr01_cp.shl # Closed Period Reports Run 01: Orgn Summary Daily # Run orgsumm_dbr.sql to create extract, dbr01.pco to create report, # ftp the dbr01.lst report as 100gbsumm, then # ftp 100gbsumm.done to e~Print dbrd Repository print date print dbr01_cp.shl beginning PATH=... export PATH export ORACLE_SID=PROD ORAENV_ASK=NO. /usr/lbin/oraenv
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 44 Report Shell Script - Part II Extract and Report # dbr01_cp.shl continued echo "START orgsumm_dbr.sql" #INSERT Extracted Records into Table DBR_01 run_pw_mgr.shl userid orgsumm_dbr.sql echo beginning dbr01.pco dbr01 echo dbr01.lst Report Complete
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 45 Report Shell Script – Part III Transfer to e~Print # put dbr01.lst e~Print Repository dbrd dbr01_cp.shl continued print ftp put dbr01.lst 100gbsumm echo > 100gbsumm.done ftp -n -i 170.94.62.000<<eof user dbrd pw ascii put dbr01.lst 100gbsumm put 100gbsumm.done 100gbsumm.done quit eof rm -f dbr01.lst rm -f 100gbsumm.done print date print dbr01_cp.shl ending # end of dbr01_cp.shl
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 46 Logging the Run dbr01_cp.shl > dbr01_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr01_cp_cron.log will contain any Run messages
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 47 Log Snippets - Part I Extract Wed Jan 18 21:32:01 CST 2006 dbr01_cp.shl beginning START orgsumm_dbr.sql FSPD 06 FSYR 06 Run Date 18-JAN-2006 orgsumm_dbr extract beginning 2987 rows created. Commit complete. orgsumm_dbr extract complete
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 48 Log Snippets - Part II Report and FTP beginning dbr01.pco dbr01 CONNECTED TO ORACLE. dbr01 completed dbr01.lst Report Complete ftp put dbr01.lst 100gbsumm Wed Jan 18 21:32:17 CST 2006 dbr01_cp.shl ending
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 49 Report Shell Scripts are Run as One Job #!/bin/ksh #fspd_run_closed_reports.shl Run The YTD Summary and The MTD Detail Reports for Month End # This.shl file is intended to be run ONLY by fspd_closed.shl/fspd_closed.sql print date print fspd_run_closed_reports.shl beginning echo Run The YTD Summary and The MTD Versions of Detail Reports for Month End PATH=... export PATH export ORACLE_SID=PROD ORAENV_ASK=NO. /usr//ora # Set Values in Run_Dates Table was done in fspd_closed.sql run by fspd_closed.shl
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 50 Adding a New Report is Simple at -q b > fspd_closed_reports_at.log 2>&1 <<EOF dbr01_cp.shl > dbr01_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr02_cp.shl > dbr02_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr03_cp.shl > dbr03_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr04_cp.shl > dbr04_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr09_cp.shl > dbr09_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr05_cp.shl > dbr05_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr14_cp.shl > dbr14_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr13_cp.shl > dbr13_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr06m_cp.shl > dbr06m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr07m_cp.shl > dbr07m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr08m_cp.shl > dbr08m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr10m_cp.shl > dbr10m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr11m_cp.shl > dbr11m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr12m_cp.shl > dbr12m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr15m_cp.shl > dbr15m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr16m_cp.shl > dbr16m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 dbr17m_cp.shl > dbr17m_cp_cron.log 2>&1 EOF
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 51 The Audit Script – Snippet I # Any Errors? awk '{print FILENAME, $0}' dbr??_cron.log | awk 'length >15' > dbr_audit_combined_logs.txt egrep -i 'A file or directory in the path name does not exist.|ksh*not found.|netout: write returned 0?| 0 rows created.' dbr_audit_combined_logs.txt > dbr_audit_error_checking.txt
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 52 Audit Script – Snippet II # Chose the email Subject Text if [ -s "/home/common/dbr_audit_error_checking.txt" ] then mail -s "dbr_audit.shl - Errors Detected" bknox@uaex.edu < dbr_audit_summary_plus.txt else mail -s "dbr_audit.shl - No Errors Detected" bknox@uaex.edu < dbr_audit_summary_plus.txt fi
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 53 Monitoring via email
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 54 oops! From: To: Date: 2/15/2006 10:18:36 PM Subject: dbr_audit.shl - Errors Detected Audit Report of dbrnn Logs...
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 55 Summary e~Print Can Deliver More Than You Can Report Simple Automation Can Bring Great Rewards Label Your Report Pages Use a Simple Modular Design Automate Your Monitoring
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 56 Questions?
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ABUG 2006 - Harding April 24 th Searcy, AR 57 Thank You! Bruce Knox bknox@uaex.edu http://www.uaex.edu/bknox http://abug.uaex.edu/
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