Secondly, the 'S' option is usually used to pass a select list into an external executable, for example, things in the $UVHOME/bin directory. So, for instance, FILE.STAT is actually $UVHOME/bin/file.stat. From TCL you can use FILE.STAT with a select list;
SELECTFL FILE.STAT
and this will dump out the info for all the files in the select list. What actually happens is there is a bit of substitution. The SELECTFL will generate a temp file with all the file names in it, i.e. UVTEMP/select01928aa. The command built to run would then be:
$UVHOME/bin/file.stat -S /tmp/select01928aa (assuming UVTEMP == /tmp)
This is how we originally designed active select lists to be used with externals. Back to the main point, once file.stat completes (or bombs out or whatever) the command executor will shutdown (or keep open) the SELECT list based upon the 'K' in field 4.
At 04:04 AM 03/04/2004, you wrote:
uv System Administration manual chapter Adding Commands to the VOC File says for 'V' entries that field 4 K - Keep select list S - Uses select list
Of course it doesn't bother with tiny details like wich behavioiur is default
or what effect these settings have when the program isn't found. .. hint, hint IBM manual writers ... :^)
From experience (including from this thread) I'd say that the list is not kept unless there is a K.
-- mats
Andrew Gissing wrote:
so I have to think the list will still be active after the WHO is completed.
Not so. I discovered to my own use that simply using "LIST", without file name, will clear the selectlist.
And in any event, proof of who below:
<<< T C L>>>
SELECT CUST
3117 record(s) selected to SELECT list #0.
120 mm From andrewWHO
andrew gissing
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