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  • March 2, 2011 at 5:42 pm #52310
    Yves Guerin
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      Hello,

      I would like to modify the setsite program to do

      Code:

      cd $HCISITEDIR

      at the end of execution. But I do not know anything in perl.

      Any help will be great.

      Regards

      Yves

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      • March 3, 2011 at 1:01 am #73748
        Rob Lindsey
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          What I find more use full on my Unix system are Aliases that I can just type in the word site and have it changed directories to the site directory or processes, which changes directories to $HCIROOTDIR//exec/processes/, there are times that I want to switch sites without ever going to the actual site directory.  That is why I use aliases.

          I am not sure if you are on NT or Unix (or variant there of) but from the Unix side of things, setsite is actually a KSH script which calls hcisetenv, which is actually the PERL code.  

          Now with all that being said , you can do the following line just before the exit 0; line in the program      hcisetevn.

          chdir $ENV{HCISITEDIR};

          I have not actually tried this but it should work.  Before you make that change I would make a backup copy of the program hcisetenv.

          Rob

        • March 4, 2011 at 2:16 pm #73749
          Max Drown (Infor)
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            I agree, an alias would probably be the preferred method.

            What shell are you using?

            For csh/ksh, an alias could be like this, alias sst=’setsite testsite; cd $HCISITEDIR’

            -- Max Drown (Infor)

          • March 4, 2011 at 2:54 pm #73750
            Yves Guerin
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              Hello,

              Thank you for all of you for the help.

              We run aix (unix)

              1- I tried the chdir: not working

              2- I tried alias in .profile put I would like to do: “setsite siteX && cd siteX”

              My solution:

              1- I added in the .profile the following code (to tell ksh to source my new file-function)

              Code:

              . $FPATH/setsitecd


              2- I creaetd a file in $HCIROOT/kshlib ($FPATH): setsitecd

              3- I add the following code (function):

              Code:


              function setsitecd {
                 eval `${CL_INSTALL_DIR}/integrator/sbin/hcisetenv -site ksh $*`

                     # modif yg pour faire un cd vers $HCSITEDIR
                     # verif si hcisetenv ok
                     if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then
                             for param in $@ ;
                             do
                                     # verif si rep existe
                                     if [ -d $HCIROOT/$param ] ; then
                                             print “cd $HCIROOT/$param: O=Oui – N=Non > c”
                                             read reponse
                                             case $reponse in
                                                     O | o )
                                                             cd $HCIROOT/$param
                                                     ;;
                                             esac

                                     fi
                             done
                     fi
              }


              4- I did some tests and it works as expected.

              Thank you

              Yves

              😀

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