csarecy - recycles unfinished job records into next
accounting run
SYNOPSIS
//uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaarreeccyy [--rr] [--ss file] [--AA] [--DD level] [--PP file]
[--RR]
DESCRIPTION
The ccssaarreeccyy command retrieves job information from the
sorted pacct file of the current accounting period and
writes the records for unfinished jobs into a pacct0 file
for recycling into the next accounting periord.
csabuild(8) marks unfinished accounting jobs (those that
do not terminate in a given period of system activity).
ccssaarreeccyy takes these records from the sorted pacct file and
puts them into the next period's accounting files direc
tory. This process is repeated until the job finishes.
ccssaarreeccyy also prints reports about unfinished accounting
jobs, in the following format:
SYSTEM BOOT TIME STARTING AT Fri Nov 17 11:04:07 2000
For Linux porsche07 2.4.0-test7.csa.1 #9 SMP Sun Nov 12 10:17:23 CST 2000 i686
Preserved Accounting Jobs (Jobs which are continued).
==============================================================
JOB ID USERS PROJECT ID STARTED
------------------ ----- ------------- ------------------------
The ccssaarreeccyy command accepts the following options:
--rr Produces a report on all recycled jobs.
--ss file Specifies the sorted pacct file (created by
csabuild(8)) as the input file. The default
is //vvaarr//ccssaa//wwoorrkk//ssppaacccctt.
--AA Asks you whether you want to select each job
for recycling. When this option is used, you
should run ccssaarreeccyy interactively. You cannot
use the --RR option with this option.
--DD level Sets debugging level. Level 1 is somewhat
verbose; level 2 is verbose.
--PP path Specifies the pathname of the output file for
recycled ppaacccctt accounting information. The
system adds a 0 to the end of the filename, so
the actual filename is file00. The default is
//vvaarr//ccssaa//wwoorrkk//WWppaacccctt.
--RR Produces report only; does not recycle jobs.
NOTES
By default, recycled jobs are ignored by most accounting
programs.
SEE ALSO
csaaddc(8), csabuild(8), csacon(8), csacrep(8),
csajrep(8), csaperiod(8), csarun(8).
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