slee-ctrl>status Incomplete Output (Doc ID 2611227.1)

Last updated on JULY 14, 2023

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Symptoms

In all versions of Network Charging and Control (NCC), the control of the Service Logic Execution Environment (SLEE) is managed by a utility called SLEE Control and the command to use it is slee-ctrl.
The slee-ctrl tool provides the ability to stop, start, or restart the SLEE and, among other things, will verify that all SLEE processes were started, or have actually been stopped.
Basically it is a wrapper script that provides the user with extra checks and protection from causing issues. It still calls the SLEE start and stop scripts, all the while avoiding the pitfalls that inexperienced operators may have.

In the following scenario, there is an issue with slee-ctrl>status command which does not print all the slee_acs active instances.
The output of slee-ctrl>status can be seen in the below screenshot:

As the following "ps" output shows, there are more slee_acs instances started on the current environment:

Cause

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