SSSU scripting for VMS

[John A. Beard]

Hi,

I am in the process of developing a number of SSSU scripts running under VMS (primarily un-present and re-present). In oder to avoid typing the manager, username, password and slelect system statements, I tried to put this infrmation in a text file and call it with the command SSSU "FILE isxeva1.txt"

ISXV03> ty isxeva1.txt

select manager=mtos481 username=administrator password=hpinvent
select system mtoeva1

When I try and execute it I get the following

ISXV03> sssu "FILE isxeva1.txt"


SSSU for HP StorageWorks Command View EVA
Version: 6.0.2
Build: 5
NoSystemSelected> FILE isxeva1.txt

Error opening https connection

[John A. Beard]

I have made a change where the manager slection statement does not include an "=" sign. This appears to have worked, butI am still getting an error message about -

NoSystemSelected> FILE isxeva1.txt

...any suggestions, or is this to be expected

ISXV03> ty isxeva1.txt
select manager mtos481 username=administrator password=hpinvent
select system mtoeva1
ls vdisk


ISXV03> sssu "FILE isxeva1.txt"


SSSU for HP StorageWorks Command View EVA
Version: 6.0.2
Build: 5
NoSystemSelected> FILE isxeva1.txt

NoSystemSelected> select system mtoeva1

mtoeva1> ls vdisk

Vdisks available on this Cell:
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_ALPHASYS732\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_Application\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_MANMAN\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_MMDATA1\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_MMDATA2\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_ORACLE$DISK\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_ORADATA1\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_ORADATA2\ACTIVE
\Virtual Disks\ISXV01\V01_sys_shad3\ACTIVE

[Jess Goodman · Accepted solution]

Since you removed the = sign you are no longer getting an error message. The "NoSystemSelected>" text is the SSSU prompt being echoed. After the SELECT SYSTEM mtoeva1 command executes the prompt is changed to "mtoeva1>".

[John A. Beard]

Thank you for your response... I kind of figured that was the case as I was able to display the info I needed.