How about using shell I/O redirection?:

callci "RUN EMAIL.RUN.ALERTS;lib=g;info='$@'" >STEMAIL

Note that my suggestion and your earlier attempt at creating a file with a
fixed name will only work correctly if you are receiving one e-mail message
sent to this address at any one time.  Two messages arriving simultaneously
won't be handled properly.

- Mark B.

"Born, Ken" wrote:
>
> Greetings...
> I want to be able to generate a STDLIST file for an application(so I could
> debug the program).
>
> My alias file in my sendmail launches:
> BORN.201:"|/SENDMAIL/PUB/EMAILJ BORN.201"
>
> Which triggers:
> DEVXL#print emailj
> #!/bin/sh
> callci "RUN EMAIL.RUN.ALERTS;lib=g;info='$@'"
> DEVXL#
>
> I thought if I added ";stdlist=stemail,new" to the callci run statement,
> the run statement would generate a new stdlist file name stemail and my
> write statements in EMAIL.RUN.ALERTS to the new stdlist file.  However, I
> executed it and don't know what happened or if the stdlist file was created.
>
> Do I need a file equate ? Is there an easier way to do this...???
>
> Thanks...
>
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