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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask]@-log####-nmlg####;show=offline;keep;create;olddate I prefer to have my directory intact before restoreing any other files. In both cases, you want ;show=offline to ensure you have an audit trail of everything as well as having the restore process being displayed in progress to the console - or wherever the restore was issue from. Nothing is more frustrating than the listing disappearing off the top of the screen, or not showing [...]39_27Jul199815:48: [log in to unmask] |
| Date: | Thu, 23 Jul 1998 09:32:51 -0700 |
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Hi,
I would use one of the followings :
1- change the cierror message fence :
example :
:showvar hpmsgfence
HPMSGFENCE = 0
:reset x
^
FILE command not found. (CIWARN 362)
:setvar hpmsgfence,2
:reset x
:comment no error is displayed
:setvar hpmsgfence,0
2- If the file equation points to an existing file then
use finfo to check for file equation:
example
:build y
:file x = y
:if finfo("*X","exists") then
*** EXPRESSION TRUE
:reset x
:endif
I hope this helps
Michael Abootorab
Leonard Berkowitz wrote :
I am looking for a method of checking whether a particular file equation is
in effect so that I would issue the RESET command only then. Now, if I
issue the RESET command and there is no file equation, the result is:
RESET LIST
^
FILE command not found. (CIWARN 362)
Thanks,
Leonard Berkowitz
Tufts Health Plan - Waltham Ma. 02154
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