Re: [foxboro] Compound:Block,Type

Re: 'getpars' and ' but I have over 20 overloaded cp's on a single node and
3 similar nodes'

DO NOT use getpars on an "overloaded" CP. It will increase the load on the
CPs.


Re: What would I do?

I'd use the tools in the 'cpUtil'. These tools read workfiles and the CP is
never bothered. It is available on the Cassandra web-site.

The tool you want is 'refs'




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        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Mark Dumond [SMTP:mdumond@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
        Sent:   Monday, October 21, 2002 10:17 AM
        To:     foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject:        Re: [foxboro] Compound:Block,Type



        1. You may want to look at the getpars utility, located in
        /opt/fox/bin/tools.  It can list the parameters you are looking for.
You
        can get information on how to use getpars in the getpars.man page.
You can
        even use wildcards for the CP name.  Unlike the iccapi (iccprt and
        iccdrvr.tsk), getpars works even if the control configurator is
open.

        2. I do not think that the iccdrvr.tsk will allow wildcards for
opening a
        CP, but you can build a simple unix script to automatically call the
iccprt
        utility for each CP.

        Hope this helps!

        Mark Dumond
        Sr App Engineer
        FeedForward, Inc




        -----Original Message-----
        From: foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        [mailto:foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Keith, Tommy
        Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 11:04 AM
        To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject: [foxboro] Compound:Block,Type


                Does anyone have or know of a way to retrieve the Compound
name, Block name
        and Block type.  I can do it using the iccdrvr.tsk but I have over
20
        overloaded
                cp's on a single node and 3 similar nodes.   Is there a way
to use a wild
        card in iccdrvr.tsk for the cp name?
                Thanks,

        Tommy Keith
        Wellman Inc.
        Tommy.Keith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Phone 843-395-3565
        Fax     843-395-3885





        
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