OEM target property update 2

 #!/bin/bash


# Define SQL query to fetch missing/incorrect properties

SQL_QUERY="

SELECT 

  h.target_name,

  tp.property_name,

  tp.property_value,

  cd.support_group,

  cd.install_status,

  cd.oracle_home,

  cd.u_cmdb_ci_used_for,

  cd.u_cmdb_owner_group,

  cd.name,

  cd.correlation_id,

  cd.version

FROM 

  sysman.mgmt\$target h

  LEFT JOIN mgmt\$target_properties tp 

    ON h.target_name = tp.target_name

    AND tp.property_name IN ('udtp_2', 'orcl_gtp_contact', 'orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status')

  LEFT JOIN OEM.db_DAILY cd 

    ON h.target_name = cd.name

WHERE 

  (tp.property_value IS NULL OR tp.property_name IS NULL)

  OR (tp.property_name = 'orcl_gtp_contact' AND tp.property_value != cd.support_group)

  OR (tp.property_name = 'orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status' AND tp.property_value != cd.install_status)

  OR (tp.property_name = 'udtp_2' AND tp.property_value IS NULL)

  OR cd.oracle_home IS NULL;

"


# Execute SQL and store results in a temporary file

sqlplus -S user/password@your_db <<EOF > /tmp/missing_properties.txt

$SQL_QUERY

EOF


# Loop through each result and generate emcli update commands

while IFS=" " read -r target_name property_name property_value support_group install_status oracle_home; do

  # Check for NULL or incorrect values and generate corresponding emcli command

  if [[ "$property_name" == "orcl_gtp_contact" && "$property_value" != "$support_group" ]]; then

    # Update orcl_gtp_contact property

    emcli modify_target -name="$target_name" \

                        -type="oracle_database" \

                        -properties="orcl_gtp_contact->$support_group" \

                        -separator-properties="|" \

                        -subseparator-properties="->" \

                        -on_agent

    echo "Updated orcl_gtp_contact for $target_name to $support_group"

  

  elif [[ "$property_name" == "orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status" && "$property_value" != "$install_status" ]]; then

    # Update orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status property

    emcli modify_target -name="$target_name" \

                        -type="oracle_database" \

                        -properties="orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status->$install_status" \

                        -separator-properties="|" \

                        -subseparator-properties="->" \

                        -on_agent

    echo "Updated orcl_gtp_lifecycle_status for $target_name to $install_status"

  

  elif [[ "$property_name" == "udtp_2" && -z "$property_value" ]]; then

    # Update udtp_2 (hosting) property to the correct value

    # Assuming you know the value to update; adjust this accordingly

    hosting_value="correct_value"  # Replace with actual logic if needed

    emcli modify_target -name="$target_name" \

                        -type="oracle_database" \

                        -properties="udtp_2->$hosting_value" \

                        -separator-properties="|" \

                        -subseparator-properties="->" \

                        -on_agent

    echo "Updated udtp_2 for $target_name to $hosting_value"

  fi

done < /tmp/missing_properties.txt

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