#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Meta-Update is copyright (c) 1996-2010 by Software Tool House Inc.
#                           www.softwaretoolhouse.com
#  This is a Meta-Update sample script
#-----------------
#  File:                SwLogs.ini
#
#  This Meta-Update script sets the server logs by writing to the
#    record 000000000000001 of a "Vendor" form introduced in ARS 7.0:
#      AR System Administration: Server Information
#
#  It switches logs to the specified log file name.
#
#  Log path and extension should NOT be supplied as an argument and
#    are coded in the [asg-Cfg] section below.
#
#  [asg-Cfg] sets the path to the ARS_INFO  SERVER_DIR value by default.
#  Please edit [asg-Cfg] to change the default path and file extensions.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------.chg
#  Change History:
#  2010-Apr-15  Ben Chernys
#               - Created
#----------------------------------------------------------------------



#----------------------------------------------------------------------.cfg++
[asg-Cfg]
#  This ia an Assignment section called only when the script begins
#  Set these vars to alter the behaviour of the script
#  Output tags:
#    Cfg,     LogPth                      The path prefix for the log
#    Cfg,     LogSfx                      The ',log' suffix
#
#                                  SERVER_DIR  terminates in a (back)slash in 7.+
@Cmd      = Ref,  Cfg,  LogPth,    $AR_INFO, SERVER_DIR$"
#
@Cmd      = Ref,  Cfg,  LogSfx,    ".log"

#----------------------------------------------------------------------.cfg--



#----------------------------------------------------------------------.main++
[Main]
#          This [Main] section gives script arguments and server info
#          Here, we'll use environment variable
#          And we only need the file name to import as an argument
#
Server    = $ ENV, ArsSvr       $
Port      = $ ENV, ArsPort      $
User      = $ ENV, ArsUsr       $
Password  = $ ENV, ArsPwd       $

ArgNm     = log

PrmReq    = 1, . Function:
PrmReq    = . This is a Meta-Update script that switches the ARserver log files
PrmReq    = .
PrmReq    = . Usage
PrmReq    = .   SthMupd   $CTL, ScriptFx$ Do -p   log
PrmReq    = .     where       log         is a log file name without a path
PrmReq    = .                               and without the .log
PrmReq    = .                             The path and ".log" are configurable
PrmReq    = .                               in the script
PrmReq    = . Examples
PrmReq    = .   SthMupd   $CTL, ScriptFx$ Do -p   my
PrmReq    = .                 will set all log files to:
PrmReq    = .                   "$AR_INFO, SERVER_DIR$my.log"
PrmReq    = .

#----------------------------------------------------------------------.main--



#----------------------------------------------------------------------.do++
[Do]
#     This is the "main entry point" of the script
#     Id down no Queries and so does a single record update to
#       a hard coded request id
#
AssignInit   = asg-Cfg
Update       = PIOtst,                                                 &
               AR System Administration: Server Information,           &
               '1' = "000000000000001"
Assign       = Do-asg

[Do-asg]
#     This is the assignments made to the single record vendor form for ar.conf
#     First, we set the full path info for the passed log file
#
@Cmd                 = Ref,  X,  @na,    @regex,  #(.*)[\\\\/](.*)#,   $Arg,  log$
@Cmd                 = @if("$X, @rc$")
  @Cmd                 = Ref,  V,  LogNm,   $Arg, log$
@Cmd                 = else
  @Cmd                 = Ref,  V,  LogNm,   "$Cfg, LogPth$$Arg, log$$Cfg, LogSfx$"
@Cmd                 = endif
apilogfile           = V, LogNm
dsologfile           = V, LogNm
escalationlogfile    = V, LogNm
filterlogfile        = V, LogNm
sqllogfile           = V, LogNm
threadlogfile        = V, LogNm
userlogfile          = V, LogNm
alertlogfile         = V, LogNm
pluginlogfile        = V, LogNm
arforklogfile        = V, LogNm
servergrouplogfile   = V, LogNm

#----------------------------------------------------------------------.do--