Fixes are available
APAR status
Closed as program error.
Error description
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: If a given process has been running for more than 24 hours, then cinfo -r gives the start month and day instead of the start time. For some platforms, only the month is given. Linux example: # cinfo -r *********** Thu Apr 29 16:06:15 CDT 2010 ****************** User: root Groups: root bin daemon sys adm disk wheel Host name : itm.support.tivlab.austin.ibm.com Installer Lvl:06.22.01.00 CandleHome: /opt/IBM/ITM *********************************************************** Host Prod PID Owner Start ID ..Status itm kf 5086 root Apr27 None ...running itm cq 5234 root Apr27 None ...running itm hd 6043 root Apr27 None ...running itm ms 9804 root Apr27 TEMS ...running itm sy 30312 root Apr27 None ...running itm ul 4949 root Apr27 None ...running itm um 11089 root Apr27 None ...running itm pa 22949 root Apr28 None ...running In contrast, AIX, Solaris, and HP give the following: # cinfo -r *********** Thu Apr 29 16:45:56 CDT 2010 ****************** User: root Groups: system bin sys security cron audit lp Host name : bent.tivlab.austin.ibm.com Installer Lvl:06.22.01.00 CandleHome: /opt/IBM/ITM *********************************************************** Host Prod PID Owner Start ID ..Status bent ms 266312 itmuser Apr TEMS ...running bent kf 602264 root Apr None ...running bent cq 757866 root Apr None ...running bent ux 315584 root Apr None ...running bent um 741446 root Apr None ...running bent sy 684114 root Apr None ...running bent hd 704744 root Apr None ...running RECREATE INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Install, configure, and start an agent or TEMS. 2. Let the process run for > 24 hours. 3. Invoke cinfo -r.
Local fix
There is no simple workaround other than running something like 'ps -fp <pid>' manually to get more complete start information.
Problem summary
The 'cinfo -R' command truncates the start date. The problem is that cinfo expects ps output to be the same for all platforms. For processes that have run longer than 24 hours, ps reports the start month and day instead of start time. On Linux, ps returns the form "MmmDD". On AIX, Solaris, and HP, ps returns the form "Mmm DD" (note the space between month and day). Since cinfo is doing a word parse, it gets just the month name.
Problem conclusion
The code was modified to get the correct start time and show the same value/format for all platforms: "MmmDD". The fix for this APAR is contained in the following maintenance packages: | fix pack | 6.2.2-TIV-ITM-FP0003
Temporary fix
Comments
APAR Information
APAR number
IZ75728
Reported component name
OMEG DIST INSTA
Reported component ID
5608A41CI
Reported release
622
Status
CLOSED PER
PE
NoPE
HIPER
NoHIPER
Special Attention
NoSpecatt
Submitted date
2010-05-06
Closed date
2010-05-30
Last modified date
2010-10-01
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Fix information
Fixed component name
OMEG DIST INSTA
Fixed component ID
5608A41CI
Applicable component levels
R622 PSY
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Document Information
Modified date:
30 December 2022