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Thanks Max, I adjusted the code and added the use of %~2 as a second option. The fun thing about the first method is that you do not have to use quotation marks. I tried to find a way to have both methods active by finding out if quotation marks are used. This is not hard to do by using this code: S...

Hi Max, As you requested I posted the script in the other forum ( http://www.ks-soft.net/cgi-bin/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=19127#19127 ). I also changed a little bit in the code which now allows search strings up to 8 words :D Please feel free to modify the accompanying text if you find anything unclear...

The following batch code for NT will help you to check if a string of up to 8 words is found in one or more files. This code can be implemented in HostMonitor as a Shell Script test. HostMonitor Startcmd: cmd /c %Script% %Params% Internal Syntax: script {file(s) to scan, allows wildcards} {search st...

Hi Max, I implemented your suggestion. And to make it even better I added two more things: - the possibility to search for a string of two words - the checked files will be renamed, so they won't be checked again @echo off :-------------------------------------------------------- :: Jump to Help if ...

Hi Max, Since I wanted to have the two batchfiles in just one, I had to change the code. In HostMonitor I could not find how to have one batch script cal another one, so I made one back script out of it. @echo off :-------------------------------------------------------- :: Jump to Help if not all p...

Hi Max, I have managed to create batch files to check the appropriate files. Below is a transcript of the two files. These scripts are the manual versions with 'help' info and other parts that will be stripped when used in the HostMonitor of course. file_runcheck.bat @echo off IF "%1"==&qu...

Wow Max,

Thank you for this very elaborate answer!
Indeed I ment the situation when then criterium is experienced in at least one of the files checked.

I am going to work this out and will let you know about the results.

Kind regards,

Gijsbert

An application I use generates log files that all have the same file name but all have a different extention. e.g. log.23634 log.56745 log.28764 etc. These extention-numbers correspond with the id of running processes. I tried to use wildcards to monitor these logfiles with the Text-Log method: File...

Forgot to mention which URL: http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfre ... htm#script

sorry...

Hi Max,

Thanks for your answer.

One thing though: the URL happens to get me nowhere. I get a 404 on this one. Can you supply me with the correct URL?

Kind regards,

Gijsbert

Hello KS-Soft, Are there any plans to be able to monitor WebSphere MQ items with KS-Monitor, such as QueueManager status, queue depth, channel status, etc? If any other workaround, by means of scripting is available, I would like to hear about that to. We are working with both WebSphere MQ 5.3 and 6...