Re: [sqr-users] Call System question

[Don Mellen <donm@ontko.com>]

Probably...   ;)

Whatever is being called that has this value you want to pass, put it in a
file.  Then, in the SQR, open and read that file.  

If the value is from std_out of something you don't have programmatic
control of, then redirect to a file.  

Or create a .sh script if it's more complex than std_out.  You can even
write a shell script file from the sqr, close it, call system to make it
executable, then call system to run it.  

HTH,
Don


On Fri, 21 May 2004, Lock, Edward J wrote:

> When using the sqr Call System command to make a call to Unix, is there
> a way to return an actual value (such as a numeric value) to the sqr
> program, as opposed to just the #status? 
> 
> Thanks,
> EJ Lock 
> 
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