source: gpfs_3.1_ker2.6.20/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmexectsmcmd @ 214

#!/bin/ksh
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# @(#)55 1.18 src/avs/fs/mmfs/ts/admin/mmexectsmcmd.sh, mmfs, avs_rgpfs24, rgpfs240610b 2/11/05 11:32:21
##############################################################################
#
# This script issues TSM commands from a GPFS node that is a TSM client.
#
# It accepts the following arguments:
#   1) The mount point of the pertinent file system
#   2) The TSM operation to be performed; supported opperations are:
#        - selective
#        - incremental
#        - expire
#        - restore     (no longer used since tsrestorefile was dropped)
#   3) A qualifier for the fourth parameter: 
#        - filelist    This value indicates that the fourth parameter
#                        is the value for the Tivoli filelist=<> option.
#        - nofilelist  This value indicates that the fourth parameter
#                        is not to be used as a Tivoli filelist parameter.
#                        In this case, the Tivoli filelist option is not used.
#   4) If the 3rd parameter was
#        - filelist    then the 4th parameter is the full path name of the
#                        file containing the filenames to be operated on.
#        - nofilelist  then the 4th parameter is another parameter to be
#                        passed to the Tivoli command.
#   5) The nodename of the master tsbackup process   (used for locking) 
#   6) The pid number of the master tsbackup process (used for locking) 
#   7) The backup client process index               (used for file naming)
#   8) The name of the TSM server            (checked against dsm.opt file)
#   9) The I/O rate level (used to allow other non-backup processes to run)
#
# The backup client process index is used for constructing the name of
# the file for pending (not successfully completed) transactions.
#
# The program returns:
#   0 on success (i.e., all files were succesfully backed up)
#   1 on partial success (i.e., some but not all files were backed up)
#   2 on failure (i.e., no success at all)
#
##############################################################################

# Include global declarations and service routines
. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmglobfuncs
. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmsdrfsdef
. /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/mmfsfuncs

sourceFile="mmexectsmcmd.sh"
[[ -n $DEBUG || -n $DEBUGmmexectsmcmd ]] && set -x
$mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"


#-------------------------------------------------
# Local work files.  Names should be of the form:
#   fn=${tmpDir}fn.${mmcmd}.$$
#-------------------------------------------------

#tmpCtrlFile=${tmpDir}tmpCtrlFile.mmbackup.$$
#LOCAL_FILES=" $tmpCtrlFile "


#------------------
# Global variables
#------------------

dateTime=$($date +"%y%m%d_%H:%M:%S")

#tsmDate=$(date '+%m/%d/%y')
#tsmTime=$(date '+%H:%M:%S')

dsmc=/usr/bin/dsmc

if [[ -n $DSM_CONFIG ]]
then
  dsmoptfile=$DSM_CONFIG
elif [[ $osName = AIX ]]
then
  dsmoptfile=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.opt
elif [[ $osName = Linux ]]
then
  dsmoptfile=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.opt
else
  print -u2  " Unknown operating system $osName "
  exit 1
fi

searchErrorString="No files matching search criteria"
objectErrorString="No objects on server match"
errorProcessingString="Error processing"

opf=Operation_Failure
opps=Operation_Partial_Success
ops=Operation_Success

rc_success=0
rc_psuccess=1
rc_fail=2

tpl=".mmbuTSMPendingTransactions"

lockdir="/var/mmfs/etc/mmbackuplock"

pgm="mmexectsmcmd"


#-----------------
# local routines
#-----------------


#--------------------------------------------------------------
# This function is called if there is an interrupt before
# we have obtained a backup lock.
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function localTrap
{
  doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail
}


#--------------------------------------------------------------
# This function is called if there is an interrupt after
# we have obtained a backup lock.
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function localTrap2
{
  freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
}


#--------------------------------------------------------------
# getBackupLock
#
# Obtain a lock before proceeding.
#
# Here is the mechanism by which locks are managed and used:
#
#   1) Begin to obtain a lock by issuing:  mkdir lockdir
#   2) If (1) succeeds, no one else has a lock.  Finish obtaining your
#      lock by issuing mkdirs for lockdir/masternode_masterpid and
#      lockdir/masternode_masterpid/mylocalpid.  You now have a valid lock.
#   3) If (1) fails, perhaps one of your local sibling processes already
#      has created lockdir and lockdir/masternode_masterpid (as well as
#      lockdir/masternode_masterpid/hislocalpid for his own use).  Try to
#      obtain a lock by doing mkdir lockdir/masternode_masterpid/mylocalpid.
#      This will fail if lockdir/masternode_masterpid does not exist and
#      succeed if it does.  There is a small chance that there is a sibling
#      process that is obtaining a lock and has created lockdir but has
#      not yet created lockdir/masternode_masterpid.  This could be solved
#      by trying the mkdir for lockdir/masternode_masterpid/mylocalpid a
#      second time. If a mkdir for lockdir/masternode_masterpid/mylocalpid
#      succeeds, you have a valid lock.
#   4) If a valid lock is not obtained, exit with a msg to the user stating
#      who has the lock, try again later, and how to free the lock if the
#      process that had the lock no longer exists.
#   5) If a valid lock is obtained, proceed to do the requested work.
#   6) When the requested work is done, free your lock by doing
#        rmdir lockdir/masternode_masterpid/mylocalpid
#        rmdir lockdir/masternode_masterpid
#        rmdir lockdir
#      The latter two rmdirs will fail if any of sibling processes are still
#      holding locks, since these directories will then not be empty.
#      Care must be taken to always free locks before exiting.
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function getBackupLock
{
  # Enable debug output.
  typeset sourceFile="mmexectsmcmd.sh"
  [[ -n $DEBUG || -n $DEBUGgetBackupLock ]] && set -x
  $mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"

  # Try to create the base lock directory.
  $mkdir $lockdir > /dev/null 2>&1 
  if [[ $? = 0 ]]
  then
    # The lock was not in use by anyone.  Finish creating our lock.
    $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid > /dev/null 2>&1
    $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid/$$ > /dev/null 2>&1
    if [[ $? != 0 ]]
    then
      print "$opf: $sn: Unexpected error creating a lock.  Try again.  If the problem persists, contact IBM service."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
    fi
  else
    # At least one other process has a lock.  Try to obtain a lock for
    # our own use by issuing a mkdir.  If the other processes with locks
    # were created by the same master process as our process was,
    # the mkdir will succeed.
    $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid/$$ > /dev/null 2>&1
    if [[ $? != 0 ]]
    then
      # Retry the mkdir just in case the first one failed due to timing.
      $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid/$$ > /dev/null 2>&1
      if [[ $? != 0 ]]
      then
        lsOutput=$($ls $lockdir)

        IFS_sv=$IFS
        IFS="_"
        set -f ; set -- $lsOutput ; set +f
        lockhldrNode=$1
        lockhldrPid=$2
        IFS="$IFS_sv"

        # We have the pid and hostname of the process holding the lock.
        # Determine whether the process is still running.
        if [[ $lockhldrNode = $ourNodeName ]]
        then
          pidCheckAll=$($mmremote pid $lockhldrPid)
        else
          pidCheckAll=$($mmcommon on1 $lockhldrNode pid $lockhldrPid)
          rc=$?
        fi

        pidCheck=$(print "$pidCheckAll" | $egrep "^(died|alive)$")
        if [[ $pidCheck != died ]]
        then
          $mmTRACE "$1 lock held by $lockhldrNode $lockhldrPid"
          # The process that has the lock is still alive, or we could
          # not determine its status.  Either way, give up.
          if [[ $pidCheck = alive ]]
          then
            print "$opf: $sn:\nFailed to obtain GPFS backup lock.  Process $lockhldrPid on node $lockhldrNode has it.\nIf process $lockhldrPid is no longer running on $lockhldrNode, clear the lock\nby issuing:  \"rm -rf $lockdir\"  on all GPFS nodes.  Otherwise,\ntry the GPFS backup again when process $lockhldrPid on $lockhldrNode is done.\n"
          else
            print "$opf: $sn:\nFailed to obtain GPFS backup lock.  Unable to reach the holder\nof the lock, which is process $lockhldrPid on node $lockhldrNode.\nIf process $lockhldrPid is no longer running on $lockhldrNode, clear the lock\nby issuing:  \"rm -rf $lockdir\"  on all GPFS nodes.  Otherwise,\ntry the GPFS backup again when process $lockhldrPid on $lockhldrNode is done.\n"
          fi
          doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail
        else
          # The process that had the lock somehow went away without unlocking.
          # Remove the old lock and establish a new one for the caller.
          $rm -rf $lockdir > /dev/null 2>&1
          $mkdir $lockdir > /dev/null 2>&1 
          if [[ $? = 0 ]]
          then
            # Success!  Complete the work of establishing the lock.
            $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid > /dev/null 2>&1
            $mkdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid/$$ > /dev/null 2>&1
          else
            # Failed again!  Give up.
            print "$opf: $sn:\nFailed to obtain GPFS backup lock even after clearing the lock.\n"
            doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail
          fi
        fi  # end of if [[ $pidCheck != died ]]
      fi
    fi
  fi

}  #------ end of function getBackupLock -----------------


#--------------------------------------------------------------
# freeBackupLock
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function freeBackupLock
{
  # Enable debug output.
  typeset sourceFile="mmexectsmcmd.sh"
  [[ -n $DEBUG || -n $DEBUGfreeBackupLock ]] && set -x
  $mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"

  $rmdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid/$$ > /dev/null 2>&1
  $rmdir $lockdir/$masterNode"_"$masterPid > /dev/null 2>&1
  $rmdir $lockdir > /dev/null 2>&1

}  #------ end of function freeBackupLock ----------------


#--------------------------------------------------------------
#
# freeLockAndExit
#
# Function:  Free the backup lock and then exit via the
#            doCleanupAndExit routine.
#
# Input:     $1 - return code with which to exit
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function freeLockAndExit
{
  # Enable debug output.
  typeset sourceFile="mmexectsmcmd.sh"
  [[ -n $DEBUG || -n $DEBUGfreeLockAndExit ]] && set -x
  $mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"

  rc=$1

  freeBackupLock

  doCleanupAndExit $rc

}  #------ end of function freeLockAndExit ---------------


#--------------------------------------------------------------
#
# doCleanupAndExit
#
# Function:  Perform cleanup unique to mmexectsmcmd, and then 
#            exit via the standard cleanupAndExit routine.
#
# Input:     $1 - return code with which to exit
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------
function doCleanupAndExit
{
  # Enable debug output.
  typeset sourceFile="mmexectsmcmd.sh"
  [[ -n $DEBUG || -n $DEBUGdoCleanupAndExit ]] && set -x
  $mmTRACE_ENTER "$*"

  rc=$1

  # If the TSM log file does not exist and have a size greater than 0,
  # remove the log directory.
  [[ ! -s $logfile ]] && $rm -rf $logdir > /dev/null 2>&1 

  cleanupAndExit $rc

}  #------ end of function doCleanupAndExit ---------------



#------------------------
# Start main processing.
#------------------------

# Set local trap routine.
trap localTrap HUP INT QUIT KILL

typeset -l keyword_lc   # variable for storing keyword in lower case

# Verify that the correct number of parameters were passed.
if [[ $argc -ne 9 && $argc -ne 2 ]] 
then
  print "$opf: $sn: An incorrect number of parameters was passed."
  print "Usage:\n  $pgm <FSname> <tsmOperation> <tsmOperationOption> <filelistname> <invokingNode> <invokingPid> <clientIndex> <tsmServer> <ioRateValue>"
  doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail
fi

[[ -z $MMMODE || -z $primaryServer ]] && \
  determineMode
getLocalNodeData
sn=$ourNodeName

#
# Assign the input parameters as follows:
#
#   arg1 - "givestatus"
#   arg2 - number of seconds to sleep between messages
#
#    OR
#
#   arg1 - mountpoint of filesystem to be operated on
#   arg2 - TSM command (selective, incremental, expire, or restore) 
#   arg3 - TSM command option (filelist or nofilelist)
#   arg4 - name of the filelist file (if arg3 was filelist)
#            or
#          some other TSM command parameter (if arg3 was nofilelist)
#   arg5 - name of the invoking node (used for obtaining a backup lock)
#   arg6 - pid of the invoking process (used for obtaining a backup lock) 
#   arg7 - process index (used for creating directory in which, if necessary,
#                           Tivoli will store a dsmerror.log file)
#   arg8 - name of the TSM server (used for checking against the dsm.opt file)
#   arg9 - I/O rate value
#

if [[ $arg1 = "givestatus" ]]
then
  integer nSeconds=${arg2}
  while true
  do
    sleep $nSeconds
    printInfoMsg 527 mmbackup
  done  # end while true
fi

mountPoint=$arg1

tsmCommand=$arg2

tsmCommandOption=$arg3

if [[ $tsmCommandOption = filelist ]]
then
  filelistName=$arg4
  if [[ ! -f $filelistName || ! -r $filelistName ]]
  then
    # The filelist file does not exist or is not readable.
    # Issue an error message and fail the command.
    print "$opf: $sn: Cannot open $filelistName.  Make sure filesystem is mounted on node."
    doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail 
  fi
elif [[ $tsmCommandOption = nofilelist ]]
then
  tsmCommandParm=$arg4
else
  print "$opf: $sn: Invalid parameter: $tsmCommandOption"
  doCleanupAndExit $rc_fail 
fi

masterNode=$arg5

masterPid=$arg6

processIndex=$arg7

tsmServer=$arg8

ioRateValue=$arg9


# Set and export the DSM_LOG environment variable to tell TSM
# where to put any error log it generates.
logdir=$mmbackupDir"$mountPoint"_"$dateTime"_"$processIndex"
logfile=$logdir/dsmerror.log
export DSM_LOG=$logdir

# Create the directory for the TSM error log.
$mkdir -p $logdir > /dev/null 2>&1

# Add a slash to the end of the mount point variable for passing to TSM later.
mountPoint=$mountPoint/

# Call routine to obtain a lock before proceeding.
# If a lock cannot be obtained, getBackupLock will exit with a failure rc.
getBackupLock

# At this point we have obtained a lock.
# Now that we have obtained a backup lock, change the trap routine
# to one that frees the lock before exiting.
trap localTrap2 HUP INT QUIT KILL

# Check that the TSM server passed on the command matches the one
# specified in the /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.opt file.
# If it doesn't, issue an error message and exit with a failing rc.
grepOutput=$($grep -i servername $dsmoptfile | $grep -v '*')
set -f ; set -- $grepOutput ; set +f
dsmoptTSMserverKeyword=$1
dsmoptTSMserver=$2

keyword_lc=$dsmoptTSMserverKeyword    # Convert keyword to all lower case.
if [[ $keyword_lc != servername ]]
then
  print "$opf: $sn: unable to find TSM server name in dsm.opt file"
  freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
fi

if [[ $tsmServer != $dsmoptTSMserver ]]
then 
  print "$opf: $sn: specified TSM server does not match TSM server in dsm.opt file"
  freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
fi

# Depending on the I/O rate value, take a breather
# to allow other non-backup processes to run.
# The scheme implemented here, wait a fixed number of
# seconds controlled by the passed value, is a very
# rough beginning.  A better scheme would be to calculate
# the time used doing backup work, and then sleep a
# fraction of that time based on the I/O rate value.
# (An I/O rate value of 100 would mean don't sleep at all,
# a value of 75 would mean sleep for 1/3 of the time
# spent doing backup, a value of 50 would mean sleep an
# amount of time equal to the time spent on backup,
# and so on.)
integer numberOfSeconds=100-${ioRateValue}
sleep $numberOfSeconds


# We now have obtained a backup lock, verified that the TSM server is
# correct, and idled away some time if warranted by the I/O rate value.
# Proceed to process Tivoli Storage Manager commands.

# TSM selective or incremental command processing
#
if [[ $tsmCommand = selective || $tsmCommand = incremental ]]
then

  # Issue the TSM command to have the list of files backed up.
# $dsmc $tsmCommand -filelist=$filelistName > /tmp/out1i 2> /tmp/out2i
  $dsmc $tsmCommand -filelist=$filelistName > /dev/null 2>&1 
  rc=$?
   
  # The return code only indicates whether the TSM executable ran successfully. 
  # The TSM client returns a code greater than 0 (zero) only if TSM was
  # unable to attempt the operations. 
  # Only those return codes output to the error report (dsmerror.log)
  # indicate the success or failure of specific TSM commands.
  if [[ $rc -eq 0 ]] 
  then

    # Clear the error log.  It will be recreated
    # by the query command to be issued next.
    if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
    then 
      $rm -rf $logfile > /dev/null 2>&1
      rc=$?
      if [[ $rc -gt 0 ]]
      then
        print "$opf: $sn: cannot rm $logfile"
        freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
      fi
    fi

    # Issue the query command to determine which files were not
    # backed up successfully.
    #
    # dsmc query backup -fromdate=$tsmDate -fromtime=$tsmTime 
    #                   -filelist=$filelistName > /dev/null 2>&1
#   $dsmc query backup -filelist=$filelistName > /tmp/out1q 2> /tmp/out2q
    $dsmc query backup -filelist=$filelistName > /dev/null 2>&1
    rc=$?

    if [[ $rc -eq 0 ]]
    then
      # If we have an error log file, examine it to determine
      # the files which were not successfully backed up.
      if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
      then

        # Process the error log and construct the pending transactions file.
        #
        # The following is a line from the pertinent error log file:
        # 03/13/02   10:37:48 ANS1092E No files matching search criteria 
        # were found
        #                         or
        # 11/16/01   15:24:56 ANS1345E No objects on server match 
        # '/log/michail/file_4'

        # Check for matching search criteria failure.
        pendingBackupsList="$mountPoint$tpl"_"$processIndex"
        $grep "${searchErrorString}" $logfile > ${pendingBackupsList}
        if [[ -a $pendingBackupsList && -s $pendingBackupsList ]]
        then
          print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc query command indicated search criteria failure (see file $logfile)."
          $rm -rf $pendingBackupsList > /dev/null 2>&1
          freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
        fi

        # Check for objects which do not match, i.e.,
        # individual files which were not backed up. 
        $grep "${objectErrorString}" $logfile |  \
                                $cut -f2 -d\' >> ${pendingBackupsList}
        print "$opps: $sn: TSM dsmc $tsmCommand command partially succeeded (see file $logfile)."
        freeLockAndExit $rc_psuccess 
      else
        print "$ops: $sn: TSM dsmc query command did not produce any error log."
        freeLockAndExit $rc_success
      fi
    else
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc query command failed to run."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
    fi
  else
    # If there is an error log file, tell the user to examine it
    # to determine the cause of the failure.
    if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
    then
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc $tsmCommand command failed to run (see file $logfile)."
    else
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc $tsmCommand command failed to run."
    fi
    freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
  fi

# TSM expire command processing
#
elif [[ $tsmCommand = expire ]]
then

  # Clear the error log.  We are only interested in the error log
  # created from issuing the expire command.
  if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
  then
    $rm -rf $logfile > /dev/null 2>&1
    rc=$?
    if [[ $rc -gt 0 ]]
    then
      print "$opf: $sn: cannot rm $logfile"
      freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
    fi
  fi

  # Issue the TSM command to have files in the file system expired.
  if [[ $tsmCommandOption = filelist ]]
  then
#   $dsmc $tsmCommand -noprompt -filelist=$filelistName > /tmp/out1x 2> /tmp/out2x
    $dsmc $tsmCommand -noprompt -filelist=$filelistName > /dev/null 2>&1
  else 
#   $dsmc $tsmCommand -noprompt $tsmCommandParm > /tmp/out1x 2>/tmp/out2x
    $dsmc $tsmCommand -noprompt $tsmCommandParm > /dev/null 2>&1
  fi
  rc=$?

  # The return code only indicates whether the TSM executable ran
  # successfully. 
  # The TSM client returns a code greater than 0 (zero) only if TSM was
  # unable to attempt the operations. 
  # Only those return codes output to the error report (dsmerror.log)
  # indicate the success or failure of specific TSM commands.
  if [[ $rc -eq 0 ]]
  then

    # If we have an error log file examine it to determine the files
    # which were not successfully restored.
    if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
    then

      # Process the error log and construct the transactions_pending file.
      # Check for objects which failed to get processed (i.e expired).
      pendingExpiresList="$mountPoint$tpl"_"$processIndex"
      $grep "${errorProcessingString}" $logfile |  \
                                $cut -f2 -d\' > ${pendingExpiresList}

      if [[ -a $pendingExpiresList && -s $pendingExpiresList ]]
      then
        print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc query command indicated search criteria failure (see file $logfile)."
        $rm -rf $pendingExpiresList > /dev/null 2>&1
        freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
      fi

      # Check for objects which do not match, namely,
      # individual files which were not restored.
      $grep "${objectErrorString}" $logfile |  \
                                $cut -f2 -d\' >> ${pendingExpiresList}
      print "$opps: $sn: TSM dsmc expire command partially succeeded (see file $logfile)."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_psuccess
    else
      print "$ops: $sn: TSM dsmc expire command did not produce any error log."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_success
    fi
  else
    # If there is an error log file, tell the user to examine it
    # to determine the cause of the failure.
    if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
    then
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc expire command failed to run (see file $logfile)."
    else
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc expire command failed to run."
    fi
    freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
  fi

# TSM restore command processing
#
elif [[ $tsmCommand = restore ]]
then

  # Clear the error log.  We are only interested in the error log
  # created from issuing the restore command.
  if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
  then
    $rm -rf $logfile > /dev/null 2>&1
    rc=$?
    if [[ $rc -gt 0 ]]
    then
      print "$opf: $sn: cannot rm $logfile"
      freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
    fi
  fi

  # Issue the TSM command to have the list of files restored
  # NOTE:  We restore the files specified to the mount point of the file
  #        system and not to the snapshot the files were backed up from.
# $dsmc $tsmCommand -filelist=$filelistName $mountPoint > /tmp/out1r 2>/tmp/out2r
  $dsmc $tsmCommand -filelist=$filelistName $mountPoint > /dev/null 2>&1 
  rc=$?

  # The return code only indicates whether the TSM executable ran successfully. 
  # The TSM client returns a code greater than 0 (zero) only if TSM was
  # unable to attempt the operations. 
  # Only those return codes output to the error report (dsmerror.log)
  # indicate the success or failure of specific TSM commands.
  # NOTE:
  #   According to TSM documentation ("Return Codes from TSM Executables
  #   and Shell Scripts"):
  #     TSM returns 0 even if the file is not successfully backed up, 
  #     archived, or restored if the reason for the unsuccessful process is: 
  #       . the client could not establish a session with the TSM server, or
  #       . the file does not exist.
  # WARNING:
  #   In unit testing it was learned that if a file does not exist,
  #   the return code on a restore operation is not zero.
  #   The following code tries to deal with this situation 
  #   (which situation contradicts what was stated above).

  # If we have an error log file examine it to determine the files
  # which were not successfully restored.
  if [[ -a $logfile && -s $logfile ]]
  then

    # Process the error log and construct the transactions_pending file.
    #
    # The following is a line from the pertinent error log file:
    # 04/05/02   15:41:52 ANS4007E Error processing 
    # '/backup_tsm/.backup_snapshot/.NodeCtrl'
    #                         or
    # 11/16/01 15:24:56 ANS1345E No objects on server match 
    # '/log/michail/file_4'

    # Check for objects which failed to get processed (i.e., restored).
    pendingRestoresList="$mountPoint$tpl"_"$processIndex"
    $grep "${errorProcessingString}" $logfile  |  \
                                   $cut -f2 -d\' > ${pendingRestoresList}

    # Check for objects which do not match, i.e.,
    # individual files which were not restored.
    $grep "${objectErrorString}" $logfile  |  \
                                   $cut -f2 -d\' >> ${pendingRestoresList}
    if [[ -a $pendingRestoresList && -s $pendingRestoresList ]]
    then
      print "$opps: $sn: TSM dsmc restore command partially succeeded (see file $logfile)."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_psuccess
    else 
      print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc restore command failed (see file $logfile)."
      freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
    fi
  elif [[ $rc -eq 0 ]]
  then
    print "$ops: $sn: TSM dsmc restore command did not produce any error log."
    freeLockAndExit $rc_success
  else
    print "$opf: $sn: TSM dsmc restore command failed to run."
    freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
  fi

else
  print "$opf: $sn: Wrong value ($tsmCommand) passed for TSM operation."
  freeLockAndExit $rc_fail
fi

freeLockAndExit $rc_success