Is my table lookup file malformed?

Is there a command line script or proc already in Cloverleaf that I can run to tell me if a table lookup file is malformed?

I’m going to give the upstream foriegn system a copy of my Cloverleaf lookup table file and they will change via an editor as they need.

I will uplaod the Cloverleaf table lookup file from their source system when they make a change and I pick up their daily batch file.

It would be nice to run a validate script on the table lookup file I get from them to see if it is malformed before I try to use it.

I see the Cloverleaf GUI IDE already reports if a table lookup file is malformed when you try to load it, so somewhere buried in Cloverleaf there is logic already written to check if a table lookup file is malformed.

I’m hoping I can have someone tell me where it is located and how to leverage it to my benifit on the back end at the command line prompt or from within a standalone TCL script.

Also, someone in the clovertech community might have their own homegrown validate script they might already be using to check if a table lookup file is malformed that they might be will to share.