def main():
# We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global debug
time_start = time()
single_thread = False
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
logging_est(arguments['--logdir'])
print_debug(arguments)
config_file_path = arguments['--config']
# Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
# This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job(dx_session_obj, config_file_path)
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info('script took {:.2f} minutes to get this far.'.format(
elapsed_minutes))
# Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
# This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
sys.exit(e)
except DlpxException as e:
# We use this exception handler when an error occurs in a function call.
print_exception('ERROR: Please check the ERROR message below:\n'
'{}'.format(e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except HttpError as e:
# We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
print_exception('ERROR: Connection failed to the Delphix Engine. Please'
'check the ERROR message below:\n{}'.format(e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except JobError as e:
# We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so that we
# have actionable data
print_exception('A job failed in the Delphix Engine:\n{}'.format(e.job))
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_exception('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
print_debug('You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process')
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
except:
# Everything else gets caught here
print_exception('{}\n{}'.format(sys.exc_info()[0],
traceback.format_exc()))
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info("{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far".format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(1)
def main(arguments):
#We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global usebackup
global time_start
global config_file_path
global dx_session_obj
global debug
if arguments['--debug']:
debug = True
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
logging_est(arguments['--logdir'])
print_debug(arguments)
time_start = time()
engine = None
single_thread = False
config_file_path = arguments['--config']
#Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
#This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job()
#elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('script took {:.2f} minutes to get this far.'.format(
time_elapsed()))
#Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
"""
This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
"""
sys.exit(e)
except HttpError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
"""
print_exception('Connection failed to the Delphix Engine'
'Please check the ERROR message:\n{}\n').format(e)
sys.exit(1)
except JobError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so that
we have actionable data
"""
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_exception('A job failed in the Delphix Engine')
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far:\n{}\n'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes, e))
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
"""
We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
"""
print_debug("You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process")
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far\n'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
except:
"""
Everything else gets caught here
"""
print_exception(sys.exc_info()[0])
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far\n'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(1)
def main():
# We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global debug
time_start = time()
single_thread = False
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
logging_est(arguments['--logdir'])
print_debug(arguments)
config_file_path = arguments['--config']
# Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
# This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job(dx_session_obj, config_file_path)
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info('script took {:.2f} minutes to get this far.'.format(
elapsed_minutes))
# Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
# This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
sys.exit(e)
except DlpxException as e:
# We use this exception handler when an error occurs in a function call.
print_exception('ERROR: Please check the ERROR message below:\n'
'{}'.format(e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except HttpError as e:
# We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
print_exception('ERROR: Connection failed to the Delphix Engine. Please'
'check the ERROR message below:\n{}'.format(e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except JobError as e:
# We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so that we
# have actionable data
print_exception('A job failed in the Delphix Engine:\n{}'.format(e.job))
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_exception('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
print_debug('You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process')
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
except:
# Everything else gets caught here
print_exception('{}\n{}'.format(sys.exc_info()[0],
traceback.format_exc()))
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed(time_start)
print_info("{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far".format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(1)
def main(arguments):
#We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global usebackup
global time_start
global config_file_path
global dx_session_obj
global debug
if arguments['--debug']:
debug = True
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
logging_est(arguments['--logdir'])
print_debug(arguments)
time_start = time()
single_thread = False
config_file_path = arguments['--config']
#Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
#This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job()
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('script took {:.2f} minutes to get this far.'.format(
elapsed_minutes))
#Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
"""
This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
"""
sys.exit(e)
except HttpError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
"""
print_exception('Connection failed to the Delphix Engine'
'Please check the ERROR message:\n{}'.format(e))
sys.exit(1)
except JobError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so that
we have actionable data
"""
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_exception('A job failed in the Delphix Engine')
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far\n{}'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes, e))
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
"""
We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
"""
print_debug("You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process")
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far\n'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
except:
"""
Everything else gets caught here
"""
print_exception(sys.exc_info()[0])
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('{} took {:.2f} minutes to get this far\n'.format(
basename(__file__), elapsed_minutes))
sys.exit(1)
def main(argv):
# We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global usebackup
global time_start
global config_file_path
global database_name
global host_name
global dx_session_obj
global debug
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
debug = arguments["--debug"]
logging_est(arguments["--logdir"], debug)
print_debug(arguments, debug)
time_start = time()
single_thread = False
config_file_path = arguments["--config"]
print_info("Welcome to %s version %s" % (basename(__file__), VERSION))
# Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
database_name = arguments["--target"]
host_name = arguments["--environment"]
# This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job()
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info("script took %s minutes to get this far. " % (str(elapsed_minutes)))
# Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
"""
This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
"""
sys.exit(e)
except DlpxException as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when an error occurs in a function call.
"""
print ("\nERROR: Please check the ERROR message below:\n%s" % (e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except HttpError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
"""
print (
"\nERROR: Connection failed to the Delphix Engine. Please "
"check the ERROR message below:\n%s" % (e.message)
)
sys.exit(2)
except JobError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so
that we have actionable data
"""
print("A job failed in the Delphix Engine:\n%s"(e.job))
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info(
"%s took %s minutes to get this far"
% (basename(__file__), str(elapsed_minutes))
)
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
"""
We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
"""
print_debug("You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process")
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info(
"%s took %s minutes to get this far"
% (basename(__file__), str(elapsed_minutes))
)
except:
"""
Everything else gets caught here
"""
print (sys.exc_info()[0])
print (traceback.format_exc())
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info(
"%s took %s minutes to get this far"
% (basename(__file__), str(elapsed_minutes))
)
sys.exit(1)
def main(argv):
#We want to be able to call on these variables anywhere in the script.
global single_thread
global usebackup
global time_start
global config_file_path
global database_name
global host_name
global dx_session_obj
global debug
try:
dx_session_obj = GetSession()
debug = arguments['--debug']
logging_est(arguments['--logdir'], debug)
print_debug(arguments, debug)
time_start = time()
single_thread = False
config_file_path = arguments['--config']
print_info('Welcome to %s version %s' % (basename(__file__),
VERSION))
#Parse the dxtools.conf and put it into a dictionary
dx_session_obj.get_config(config_file_path)
database_name = arguments['--target']
host_name = arguments['--environment']
#This is the function that will handle processing main_workflow for
# all the servers.
run_job()
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('script took %s minutes to get this far. ' %
(str(elapsed_minutes)))
#Here we handle what we do when the unexpected happens
except SystemExit as e:
"""
This is what we use to handle our sys.exit(#)
"""
sys.exit(e)
except DlpxException as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when an error occurs in a function call.
"""
print('\nERROR: Please check the ERROR message below:\n%s' %
(e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except HttpError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when our connection to Delphix fails
"""
print('\nERROR: Connection failed to the Delphix Engine. Please '
'check the ERROR message below:\n%s' % (e.message))
sys.exit(2)
except JobError as e:
"""
We use this exception handler when a job fails in Delphix so
that we have actionable data
"""
print 'A job failed in the Delphix Engine:\n%s' (e.job)
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('%s took %s minutes to get this far' % (basename(__file__),
str(elapsed_minutes)))
sys.exit(3)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
"""
We use this exception handler to gracefully handle ctrl+c exits
"""
print_debug('You sent a CTRL+C to interrupt the process')
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('%s took %s minutes to get this far' % (basename(__file__),
str(elapsed_minutes)))
except:
"""
Everything else gets caught here
"""
print(sys.exc_info()[0])
print(traceback.format_exc())
elapsed_minutes = time_elapsed()
print_info('%s took %s minutes to get this far' % (basename(__file__),
str(elapsed_minutes)))
sys.exit(1)