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Ian Morris wrote:

Are you trying to connect to a 5.3 Server with a 5.8 Client?

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David Barr wrote:

rad_data_file.*.txt

ok thanks

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Scott Folley wrote:

If it is a regular expression then the asterisk says to match the previous character, a period says to match any character.

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Jerry Tilsley wrote:

Can you post the actual script so we can take a look.

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Hi

I am having the same problem with this alert

It works just fine when the last receive is some time

but when the last receive is ‘Never’ or / internally PLASTREAD=0/ I can not make my alert to fire

it doesn’t count that as time, and I can not figure out how to put lastr condition

Does anybody have a solution for this?

Thanks

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yes

this code works

thanks

the only think to know which field always will be populated 🙂

Charlie Bursell wrote:

Thet is one of the main reasons I would not use GRM!

The only other method I can think of would be to key on some field taht I know would have to be there.

set iter -1

while {1} {

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yes,

this is probably would be the way to go

Kevin Kinnell wrote:

Actually, I meant that you could find out the number of segments by doing a

msgget, splitting the segments and counting them in whatever way makes

sense (total, groups, etc.)

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for changing values on the fly it would have sence I think

You should not  to split,change value, put the field back,join the message.

especially with complex fields

you would just use grmstore one time

 

Charlie Bursell wrote:

Thet is one of the main reasons I would not use GRM!

The only other method I can think of would be to key on some field taht I know would have to be there.

set iter -1

while {1} {

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I just tried it

it doesn’t create an exception though

creates dh but no exception

Charlie Bursell wrote:

The obvious question I would ask would be “Why GRM?”

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Kevin Kinnell wrote:

Couldn’t you just msgget the message and count the OBX’s to find out?

–kk

I can. But what makes these grm so usefull if you whant

to change a field value on the fly

Using msgget you would have to split message, make changes

to a field, stick it back and join message

using grm you can do it a couple steps

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Jim Kosloskey wrote:

Roman,

Here is another thought:

Why not send the filtered message to another thread which is your error file thread (file protocol maybe)?

You still need a filter proc (there are generic ones around) but let Cloverleaf manage the I/O, get the assured delivery, have SMAT, all that good stuff.

Jim Kosloskey

If I undestand correctly I should creare two routes for one for good

one for bad messages and two tps routines with “opposite”

loggic?

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