If you write a script to either create the macro and use it every time, or
simply have the macro in the directory of dsmadmc then you can get the
information you need just as easily. I don't know of a way to script this
through TSM but externally you could do it. (I use Perl).
It works perfect.
Cheers Andy,
I had my suspicions..
Looks like it's back to admin schedules running an external script which
logs in - other peoples suggestions of macros are no good - you can't
schedule their execution.
Regards,
Matthew
Andrew Raibeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I don't think that redirection is supported during the execution of a
script, which is why Matthew's original error occurred.
Yes, the issues regarding redirection from within the Admin CLI are that
it is not easy to distinguish when '>' is for redirection versus "greater
than". When redirecting f
Redirection requires spaces around the '>'.
Reference: Admin Ref manual, "Redirecting Command Output".
On Jun 2, 2005, at 9:28 AM, David le Blanc wrote:
Hi Matthew
I notice you have a space after the '>'. I remember a discussion
on how
the
'> redirect' gets confused with '> greater than' an
On Jun 2, 2005, at 8:36 AM, Matthew Large wrote:
Thanks for that - works a treat.
Now, some of the results I expect to be zero, but instead TSM reports
'ANR2034E SELECT: No Match found'.
Do you know how I can turn those results into a nice clean zero 0
for my
charts.
Matthew -
The only real
Hi Matthew
I notice you have a space after the '>'. I remember a discussion on how
the
'> redirect' gets confused with '> greater than' and the (rather vague)
solution
was to interpret the space after the '>' as an indicator that this was a
greater than, and not a redirect... hence the illegal
Hi Matthew,
I can't say that I would know how to do that with select statements. I'm
not sure if you can use if statements to print 0 if there are no matches
found. But, you could script something that would replace the "no matches"
with 0.
Hope this helps, maybe someone else has a better soluti
Hi Jerico,
Thanks for that - works a treat.
Now, some of the results I expect to be zero, but instead TSM reports
'ANR2034E SELECT: No Match found'.
Do you know how I can turn those results into a nice clean zero 0 for my
charts.
Many Thanks,
Mattheww
Jerico Pena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
To redirect the output of a select statement to a file, you can write a
macro for the select statement and place the redirect symbol and filename
to redirect to at the end of the macro. Then just call the macro and it
should work fine.
ie:
macro.mac:
Contents of macro.mac should look lik
