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Syntax
processing-seize-pattern pattern
Parameters
pattern Defines the PCRE to use as the match pattern to search for files that are
Guidelines
The processing-seize-pattern command specifies the PCRE to find files that were
renamed to indicate that they are in the "being processed" state but the processing
was never completed.
The processing seize pattern contains three phrases that must be in \( \) pairs.
The first phrase is the base file name that includes the configured processing suffix.
The second phrase is the host name. The third phrase is the timestamp.
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processing-seize-timeout
Specifies the time to wait before processing a file that is already in the processing
state.
Syntax
processing-seize-timeout timeout
Parameters
timeout
Guidelines
The processing-seize-timeout command allows failure handling of a poller when
multiple data routers are polling the same target. If another data router renames a
file and does not process (and rename or delete) it within the specified number of
seconds, this system will try to take over processing.
This system will try to take over processing when all of the following conditions
are met when compared to the processing seize pattern:
The base file name (first match phrase) is the base file name of the processing seize
pattern
The host name (second match phrase) is not the name of this system
The timestamp (third match phrase) is further in the past than the wait time
specified by this command
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Command Reference
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Specifies the number of seconds to wait before processing a file that is
already in the processing state. Use an integer in the range of 0 through
1000. The default is 0.
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