Re: Unix and log files -Reply

[Charu Srinivas <C._Srinivas/dsisys/US@DSISYS.COM>]

Dave-
              The -f will only produce the .lis file but the >> (redirect)
sign will create the .log file and send it to the directory you want.
Again the syntax will be
sqr filename.sqr >> directoryname/filename.log

Charu




DANDERS1@SMTPGW.IS.HFH.EDU on 10/02/98 10:29:40 AM

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Subject:  Re: Unix and log files -Reply




The -F flag/argument is not at issue.  I am having difficulty retrieving
the
LOG file formed during successful execution of the SQR.  My
programming has a number of SHOW commands that should populate the
LOG file.  However, upon successful completion of the SQR I have an
LIS but no LOG.  If the program encounters a syntax/programming error
an LOG file is created containing the SQR error messages (ie, &varname
not defined).  Still looking for the right answer...

Dave

>>> Charu Srinivas <C._Srinivas/dsisys/US@DSISYS.COM> Oct 2
7:59am >>>
Dave-
          When you are running the sqr on the Unix prompt just use the
redirect sign(>>) to redirect the output to the desired file in the desired
directory. You can use :
sqr filename.sqr login/password -f directory name >>
directoryname/filename

Hope this helps.

Charu