Re: XREF Command line

["Weaver, Judith R" <WeaverJR@USAFOO.UNITEDSPACEALLIANCE.COM>]

Thanks for the tip, I'll try it. (I'm also using Reflection1).  As to
the batch file, it works fine for me.  It came as a sample (xref.xdf),
see below.

VARIABLE = y                  ! (Y/N) Produce Variable Xref ?
TABLE = y                     ! (Y/N) Produce Table Xref ?
SIMPLE LIST = y               ! (Y/N) Produce Variable List ?
CREATE LINE NUM LISTING = y   ! (Y/N) Produce Generate Original Listing
File ?
CASE SENSITIVITY = n          ! (Y/N) Produce Include Case Sensitivity?
WIDTH = 80                    ! (132/80) Set Report Width to 132 or 80.
ORDER BY = t                  ! (T/A) Order Report by Type or
Alphabetically.


>----------
>From:  Barbara Wood[SMTP:BARBARA_WOOD@NON-HP-PALOALTO-OM13.OM.HP.COM]
>Reply To:      SQR-USERS@USA.NET
>Sent:  Thursday, April 02, 1998 2:49 PM
>To:    Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
>Subject:       Re: XREF Command line
>
>      JR,
>
>      Yes, I also got garbage when I was in interactive mode. But then I
>      realized I was using Reflection 1 software for my connection to Unix.
>So..
>      I did a Start from windows, typed in 'telnet {your_server_address]',
>      logged in, and was able to use interactive mode successfully.
>
>      It is true about not be able to identify where the sqc directory
>resides
>      -- bummer.
>
>      And if you do copy over all your sqcs to your library, you get SQR
>error
>      "2503 - Internal array size not large enough" when you run it with
>option
>      1. The only way to get around that one, is to remove the include
>modules
>      from your directory, and try it again - but then your missing the
>include
>      variable references.
>
>      Still working on the batch mode myself.
>
>      -Barb
>
>
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>Subject: Re: XREF Command line
>Author:  Non-HP-WeaverJR (WeaverJR@USAFOO.UNITEDSPACEALLIANCE.COM) at
>HP-PaloAlto,mimegw9
>Date:    4/2/98 6:48 AM
>
>
>When I run this is interactive mode, all I get is garbage on screen.
>When I run it in batch mode, it works fine with the following
>workarounds:
>1. I have to execute from my home directory, since it wants to write the
>reports where you run it and that's the only place I have write
>privileges.
>2. I have to copy all the sqcs to my personal directory, since it cannot
>find them otherwise.
>3. Even if I put the fully qualified name in the default file
>(xref.xdf), which is also in my home directory, it still asks me for the
>target file name.
>
>Any suggestions or comments?
>
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>>From:  Steve Krim[SMTP:SMKrim@TELEWEB.NET]
>>Reply To:      SQR-USERS@USA.NET
>>Sent:  Wednesday, April 01, 1998 9:39 PM
>>To:    Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
>>Subject:       Re: XREF Command line
>>
>>Barb,
>>
>>What I would do is run it in interactive mode first, and while you are
>>running it, copy down the param's that you are entering.  Then, use the
>>same command line and append the params to the end of your command line.
>>Additionally, you can put the param's in a file and refernce it using the
>>@file notation(I believe, check the manual to be sure).
>>
>>Good luck,
>>
>>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>>Steve Krim          |  SK Professional Services Inc.
>>smkrim@teleweb.net  |
>>
>>At 02:51 PM 4/1/98 -0800, you wrote:
>>>     Thanks Steve -- that did the trick.
>>>
>>>     I executed this in interactive mode, but I would like to use the batch
>>>     mode. Does anyone know of or have information on the default file
>>>     options' format (syntax)?
>>>
>>>     -Barb
>>>
>>>
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>>_________________________________
>>>Subject: Re: XREF Command line
>>>Author:  Non-HP-SMKrim (SMKrim@TELEWEB.NET) at HP-PaloAlto,mimegw9
>>>Date:    4/1/98 12:44 PM
>>>
>>>
>>>Barb,
>>>
>>>Change to where ever you have sqr installed, find the bin directory and go
>>>there.  Now type in:
>>>sqr xref user/password -RT
>>>
>>>Follow the prompts and it should work.
>>>
>>>HTH,
>>>
>>>Steve
>>>At 11:54 AM 4/1/98 -0800, you wrote:
>>>>     Hi,
>>>>
>>>>     Can anyone tell me what the command line looks like to execute
>>>>     XREF.SQT in Unix, and what the options might be?
>>>>
>>>>     Thanks much,
>>>>     Barb
>>>>
>>>
>>
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