[David Marquis]

Can someone point me to what OSs are supported?

Dave

[David Marquis]

Any news on this? I think SP2 is a no-no on 5.4 Rev2.

Dave

[David Marquis]

Thanks Rick. We will have to do an upgrade first before I can apply SP2. I am really not wanting to touch though as it is problem free as it stands.

Dave

[David Marquis]

Totally works as expect. Thanks!

Dave

[David Marquis]

Hi Dirk,

I will give that a try. Funny you mention Dallas as I have been there awhile back for class 1 training and I should probably head down for class 2. My mom also lives down there with some other family members and is always asking me to move down there as well.

Dave

[David Marquis]

Dirk Engels wrote:

David,

the files will be move into a folder backup in the process directory. Also the string old will be replaced with a timestamp.

The processing order is:

1. cycle files

2. replace the .old. – string by a time stamp and

3. move it to the backup folder in the process directory.

Of course you can move them anywhere you like. Just change the pathname in the backupSMAT.tcl file.

Dirk

Hi Dirk,

As the script is it won’t do #2 or #3. It will just over write the files with the filename.old.idx so I am a little confused as to why it doesn’t work. I can’t get it to copy the files to another location either if I modify the script path for the output.

Kind of a noob to TCL but not to other programming languages….

Dave

[David Marquis]

Thanks Dirk for your help! It seems to wirk, but where is it putting the backed up files?

I am running the following command:

C:Documents and Settingsadministrator.STPAULRADDesktop>cycleSMAT.bat orders to_ps in

Dave

Sorry my stupid. It it putting them in the same folder. How about appending the date onto the file?

Dave

[David Marquis]

Hello All,

I am trying to get this script to work under Windows and here is the error I get when I manually run the backupSMAT via that tcl command line:

C:quovadxqdx5.4integratorscripts>tcl backupSMAT.tcl

Prozess

Thread

Content

Error: can’t read “smat”: no such variable

   while executing

“keylget smat $filetype filename”

   (file “backupSMAT.tcl” line 16)

Any ideas? It seems that $smats isn’t set correctly.

Dave

Here is the code:

---

# First, set the HciRootDir, HciSite and HciSiteDir variables.

if [catch setHciDirs msg] {

  puts stderr $msgn

  exit 69

}

set args [split $argv]

lassign $args process thread content

echo Prozess $process

echo Thread $thread

echo Content $content

set filetype [string toupper $content]FILE

set threaddata [netconfig get connection data $thread]

keylget threaddata SAVEMSGS smats

keylget smats $filetype filename

set idxfile $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process/$filename.old.idx

set msgfile $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process/$filename.old.msg

catch {file mkdir $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process/backup}

if {[file exists $idxfile]} {

set ts [clock format [file mtime $idxfile] -format %Y%m%d%H%M%S]

set bakidx $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process/backup/$filename.$ts.idx

set bakmsg $HciSiteDir/exec/processes/$process/backup/$filename.$ts.msg

catch {file rename $idxfile $bakidx}

catch {file rename $msgfile $bakmsg}

}

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[David Marquis]

Hello,

Where can I find the save_cycle procs?

Dave

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