QDX 5.5 rev1 AIX Tcl Inbound Directory Parse

[Michael Lacriola]

Maybe a “new” feature, or just maybe I programmed it wrong. I have a inbound Tcl directory parse that is suddenly throwing 408 errors to error database (worked  fine in qdx5.3). It also lists this error in my engine process error log (see below).

The Glob command is not picking up any files, which is true (see code fragment below).

set potential_file_list {}

foreach fn $filename_list {

 set f_list {}

 catch [set f_list [glob — $file_dir/$fn]]

 foreach f $f_list {

   lappend potential_file_list $f

 }    

}

Log file error:

[pd  :pdtd:ERR /0:traffic_light:04/30/2007 10:59:24] Tcl error:

   msgId   = message0

   proc    = ‘tps_validFiles’

   args    = ‘{DIR {/quovadx/lab/test}}

{FILENAME {msg*}}

{SECS {120}}

{TODAY {N}}’

   result  = ‘no files matched glob pattern “/quovadx/lab/test/msg*”‘

   errorInfo: ‘

no files matched glob pattern “/quovadx/lab/test/msg*”

   while executing

“glob — $file_dir/$fn”

   (“foreach” body line 3)

   invoked from within

“foreach fn $filename_list {

               set f_list {}

               catch [set f_list [glob — $file_dir/$fn]]

               foreach f $f_list {

                   lappend potential_file…”

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[Michael Lacriola]

The answer is — The Mayflower (A little Airplane! Humor…)

glob seems to have a new switch call -nocomplain which did the trick for me. Hooray for documentation and the abililty to read it.

[Charlie Bursell]

The glob command always has and always will throw an error if it finds no files unless you use the -nocomplain option

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