Hi Bill,
one of my favorite tools for Windows is cygwin, available for free or by
subscription (http://cygwin.com/ or
http://www.redhat.com/software/cygwin/). It provides an almost complete
unix environment under Windows, so you can run all of your standard unix
command line utilities in a bash shell. You can then use the same scripts
on your unix and Windows systems. When shipping out to managed nodes in
your network, you only need to ship the binaries and the main .dll in many
cases. You can even use the gcc compiler included to develop and run MQ
code under Windows without requiring the Microsoft C++ compiler (although
the result is not supported by IBM).
Regards,
Neil Casey
National Australia Bank.
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On my Unix systems, I have a script that uses grep, cat, tail and all those
other Unix goodies to determine which is the oldest log I need to keep, and
deletes the superfluous ones. It's just a variation on the script that has
been passed around on this list several times.
Now I have queue managers on Win2K. How do I accomplish this?
thanks
Bill Beinert
Systems Programming
Con Edison
(212) 460-4853
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