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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 5 Aug 2004 09:07:41 -0400340_- Does your DBGENRL UDC call anything else other XL's etc ? Have you tried running DBGENRL directly ? What version of OS are you using and what version of Netbase was it. The NBINST remove from version 9.8 or below needs a reboot to totally remove it, perhaps you've got some old segments hanging around the system SL. [...]39_5Aug200409:07: [log in to unmask] |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Aug 2004 10:40:02 -0700 |
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Some weeks ago there was a thread about sorting an MPEX 'fileset' by
modification date. That thread prompted me to consider adding the
'sorting' functionality to my 'listfx' command file. Working on my spare
time, I was finally able to incorporate that functionality.
While the command file itself was 'revamped' extensively, in order to
minimize the impact of the additional code, the only functional changes
are:
1. Capability of sorting output by creation, modification and access
dates.
2. The addition of the '$exec' parameter for selecting only CM and NM
executables.
3. Better handling of the '$pmcap' parameter. (Previous version would
'miss' some executables with 'pm' capability if they were being accessed by
the OS).
The 'sorting', similar to the date arithmetic, is 'handed off' to a
supporting command file. The involved command files are:
LISTFX - The main command file.
DTOFFSET - Command file for performing 'date arithmetic'.
DATESORT - Command file that performs the 'date' sort of the
qualifying "fileset".
and were recently posted on the 'jazz' server
<http://jazz.external.hp.com/src/scripts/index.html>. All three files
should be 'collocated' in the same MPE "group.account". Invoking the
LISTFX command file without any parameters displays its 'usage
information'.
Regards
Paul Christidis
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