RE: [sqr-users] Exceptions in SQR

["Bob Buford" <Bob.Buford@ccci.org>]

Hi Tam,

Try fully qualifying the filename with complete path - it's possible
that the file is being created in a folder that you didn't expect to be
used. 

Also you could get the status value when opening the 'output.properties'
file and print that to the log.

Code looks valid and you should have 2 files created:
        - output.properties
        - sqr.log, with 1 line entry 'testing exceptions'.  Note that
sqr.log might be named and located differently if you run it at batch
server vs. client. 

 
Bob Buford

-----Original Message-----
From: tam kag [mailto:kaghdot@hotmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 9:43 AM
To: sqr-users@sqrug.org
Subject: [sqr-users] Exceptions in SQR

Hello,

I'm trying to write an exception report, I have copied this code from
the Brio Manual. then published the file in Brio Portal and allowed
exceptions to occur  then subscribed to receive exceptions, then ran the
job but I have not received the exception report.

the code used:

begin-program
print 'testing exceptions' (5,5)
move 'testing exceptions in SQR' to $excpetion_text do exception
end-program

begin-procedure exception
open 'output.properties' as 0 for-append record=32767:vary
    write 0 from 'rating=high_priority'
    write 0 from 'exception.default=on'
    write 0 from $excpetion_text
    close 0
end-procedure


Please advice.

Thank you





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