oltprunnumber − Print a runnumber of list of runnumbers
oltprunnumber [-h|-H|--help] [-k|--key key] [-a|--all] [-c|--completed-only] [--hostname hostname]
-k|--key
By default, the latest runnumber with the key mentioned in the RWLOLTP_NAME environment is printed to stdout. A different key can be provided using this option.
-a|--all
Rather than printing the latest, print all runnumbers sorted by increasing run dates, each on a separate line.
-c|--completed-only
Only consider run that have completed.
--hostname hostname
Rather than the current hostname, provide a different one. Either the actul or the one provided will be looked up as the HOSTNAME column of the RWLRUN table.
-h|-H|--help
Only output a short help.
The oltprunnumber command is primarily used if you want to do some extra processing of data from some runnumber. In such a case, you can use the $(oltprunnumber) syntax in your shell to get the latest runnumber. If used after running oltpscale, you may want to do some extra processing of data from all runs in that oltpscalerun. In such a case, you can use something like
for rno in $(oltprunnumber -a -k yourscalekey) do # do something done
When the -a option is not used, and if no rownumber matching the key and hostname is found, a single 0 will still be output, which may be useful to allow your shell script to continue. Additionally, an error is printed to stderr.
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