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  Hello
  
  How do I capture the output of commands of the OMB.
  Ex: OMBLIST TABLES
  I need to capture all the list table to a file.
  
  Kind regards
  Vincent

  Hi Vincent

  You can use the set of tcl command and use hooks, which equals the back quote ' in bourne shell.

  That is to say.
  OMBCC ' / '.
  define projects (PROJECT OMBLIST)
  project $projects {} foreach
  puts "$project".
  }

  You can find details of the interpreter tcl for hooks here.
  http://www.tcl.TK/man/tcl8.5/tutorial/Tcl5.html

  See you soon
  David

• Capture the output of a workflow in a different workflow

  I'm calling a WF1 workflow from another workflow WF2. I am able to do and WF1 is running perfectly in the background and the desired output via a return number. Newspapers of WF1 to verify that.

  But I want to capture the output (table/integer) to WF1 by WF2. I can't pass the exit (snapshots) WF2.

  I enclose the code and the journal of WF2. I enclose the code and WF1 journal as well.

  Well, well, you seem to met a strange problem... It was me frustrating because your code resembles a re-work of my code here:

  How to retrieve the details of Workflow

  ... If I run MY library workflow that checks the chips of workflow, the output, but all the variations, I tried to get out of the current token element has ended in the same result as what you had: null.

  So, as executions of audit workflow worked rather than the active token, wait until the workflow has completed, and then loop through the workflow runs until you find the one with the matching id of the token you just ran... once that you find, parse the output.

  Given two workflows you set in the last post, replace your task Scriptable text in the 'test' WF follows him with and run it (feel free to delete the code useless, I left all my code test in place in there something of another case may be useful):

  var inputParameters = new Properties();
  inputParameters.put("name", name);
  System.log("name '" +name);
  System.log("hostResource '" +hostResource);
  var curToken = wf.execute(inputParameters); //,"root","vmware");
  while (curToken.state == "running"){
      System.log(".. still running ..");
      System.sleep(1000);
  }
  var tokens = wf.executions;
  // Each execution is a "workflowToken" object
  for each (token in tokens){
      if (token.id == curToken.id && token.isStillValid){
          System.log("");
          System.log("=============== Checking token ===============");
          System.log("Token ID: "+token.id);
          System.log("Start Date: "+token.startDate);
          if(token.endDate != null){
              System.log("End Date: "+token.endDate);
          }
          System.log("Business State: "+token.businessState); // Indicates the business state as defined by the workflow dev in each of the elements of the workflow (not always specified)
          System.log("State: "+token.state); // Indicates the system state of this workflow
          /* State values are likely to be one of the following:
          waiting <- waiting for user input
          failed <- an exception was thrown to cause the workflow to fail
          completed <- workflow competed running successfully
          canceled <- user right-clicked and canceled the workflow
          running <- workflow is still processing
          */
          System.log("");
          System.log("==== Token Inputs ====");
          var inputParams = token.getInputParameters();
          if (inputParams != null){
              for each (key in inputParams.keys){
                  var value = inputParams.get(key);
                  System.log(key + ": " + value + " ("+System.getObjectType(value)+")");
              }
          }
          System.log("");
          System.log("==== Token Attributes ====");
          var attributes = token.getAttributes();
          if(attributes != null){
              for each (key in attributes.keys){
                  var value = attributes.get(key);
                  System.log(key + ": " + value + " ("+System.getObjectType(value)+")");
              }
          }
  
          System.log("");
          System.log("==== Token Outputs ====");
          var outputParams = token.getOutputParameters();
          if (outputParams != null){
              for each (key in outputParams.keys){
                  var value = outputParams.get(key);
                  System.log(key + ": " + value + " ("+System.getObjectType(value)+")");
              }
          }
  
          System.log("");
          System.log("==== Token Log Events ====");
          var logEvents = new Array();
          logEvents = token.logEvents;
          var eventCount = logEvents.length;
          System.log("Event Count: "+eventCount);
          for (i=eventCount-1; i>-1; i--){
              var logEvent = logEvents[i];
              System.log("");
              System.log(" == EVENT ENTRY "+(eventCount - i)+" == ");
              System.log("logTimeStamp: "+logEvent.logTimeStamp);
              System.log("longDescription: "+logEvent.longDescription);
              System.log("originatorId: "+logEvent.originatorId);
              System.log("originatorUri: "+logEvent.originarorUri);
              System.log("originatorUserName: "+logEvent.originatorUserName);
              System.log("severity: "+logEvent.severity);
              System.log("shortDescription: "+logEvent.shortDescription);
          }
      }
  }
  

  And to get an idea of the output, my tab newspapers looked like this:

  [2014-08-01 16:29:25.632] [I] name 'demo
  [2014-08-01 16:29:25.632] [I] hostResource 'null
  [2014-08-01 16:29:26.351] [I] .. still running ..
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I] =============== Checking token ===============
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I] Token ID: ff80808146af57140147934349c10567
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I] Start Date: 2014-08-01 16:29:26
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I] End Date: 2014-08-01 16:29:26
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.365] [I] Business State: null
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.367] [I] State: completed
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.367] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.367] [I] ==== Token Inputs ====
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.371] [I] name: demo (string)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.371] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.371] [I] ==== Token Attributes ====
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.374] [I] restOperation: null (null)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.374] [I] statusCodeAttribute: null (null)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.374] [I] snapshotids: null (null)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.374] [I] RESTHost: null (null)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.375] [I] hostResource: null (null)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.375] [I] errorCode:  (string)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.375] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.375] [I] ==== Token Outputs ====
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.378] [I] snapshots: 1966,2262,2555,2927,3272,3586,3895,3903,3909,3987,4041,4430,4734,5048 (Array)
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.378] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.378] [I] ==== Token Log Events ====
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] Event Count: 2
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I]  == EVENT ENTRY 1 ==
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] logTimeStamp: 2014-08-01 16:29:26.364
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] longDescription: Workflow has started
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] originatorId: a4e950d3-c575-4ddd-8b7f-dd838cdf7b2e
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] originatorUri: undefined
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.423] [I] originatorUserName: bazbill
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] severity: 0
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] shortDescription: Workflow has started
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I]
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I]  == EVENT ENTRY 2 ==
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] logTimeStamp: 2014-08-01 16:29:26.401
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] longDescription: Workflow is completed
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] originatorId: a4e950d3-c575-4ddd-8b7f-dd838cdf7b2e
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.424] [I] originatorUri: undefined
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.425] [I] originatorUserName: bazbill
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.425] [I] severity: 0
  [2014-08-01 16:29:27.425] [I] shortDescription: Workflow is completed
  

• CAPTURE THE OUTPUT IN INSERT INTO SELECT AND DELETE

  Hi all
  
  
  INSERT into employee_history_arch select * from employee_history where employee_status = 'CP' and action_dt < (sysdate-32);
  commit;
  
  delete from employee_history where employee_status = 'CP' and action_dt < (sysdate-32);
  commit;
  
  I must capture both the output of the insert and delete the sql query and compare the two values for validation. I shouldn't use select count (*) before the delete statement. I shud exactly capture the output... How to do? Please help me

  We will have ' 30 deleted rows' or ' 30 inserted rows"in our tool... I need to capture that 'put out' in a variable and validate against the other

  This should be easy.

  SQL> set serverout on
  SQL> DECLARE
    2    v_rows_inserted PLS_INTEGER;
    3    v_rows_deleted  PLS_INTEGER;
    4  BEGIN
    5    INSERT INTO emp_temp
    6      SELECT * FROM emp WHERE deptno = 20;
    7    v_rows_inserted := SQL%ROWCOUNT;
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    9    DELETE FROM EMP WHERE deptno = 20;
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   11    dbms_output.put_line('Rows Deleted: ' || v_rows_deleted);
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   13      dbms_output.put_line('They are same!');
   14    ELSE
   15      dbms_output.put_line('They are NOT same!');
   16    END IF;
   17  END;
   18  /
  Rows Inserted: 7
  Rows Deleted: 7
  They are same!
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

• How do I capture the output of voltage full bridge with Signal Express NI9219

  Hello.  I'm trying to do and calibrate a load cell with the installation of full-bridge strain gage.  I use a NI9219 module with a cDAQ chassis.  Is it possible to capture the actual output voltage?  Signal Express gives me a value of strain, but I really need to know the output voltage.  Where to look.  I need only two channels for full-bridge.  I think that could connect the wires to the two remaining channels and read the output voltage of the strain gauges which would be connected as a tension of the 9219 entry, but I think that Signal Express could give me the voltage and output voltage directly.  Any input would be appreciated. Thank you!  P.S. I only use this equipment on occasion and am not the more familiar with it, so keep things simple for me.  Thanks again.

  Hi jgh@AET,

  The NI 9219 measures the ratio of voltage full bridge in hardware sensors, allowing any variation of the voltage to cancel. You won't be able to measure the output voltage of the sensor regardless of the voltage without additional channels, but you can measure the ratio of raw tension using the type of Bridge (V/V) . You can also use the type of measure of Force (bridge) measurement of load cell with engineering units (N, lb, kgf, no strain).

  This screenshot shows where the two Bridge (V/V) and Force (bridge) can be selected in the DAQ Assistant:

  

  These types of measurement were added sometimes around DAQmx 9.1, so if you have an older version of NOR-DAQmx, your DAQ Assistant maybe not them. The latest version is currently 9.4 of NOR-DAQmx. Front of NOR-DAQmx 9.1, the approach to recommend to measure the load cells was to use the custom with Excitation voltage type and a custom scale. However, Tension Custom excitedly can't Bridge of calibration in the DAQ Assistant.

  Brad

• Read the output of command line

  Hello

  I am running a program of external command in my application CVI line. I use this code (that I found somewhere here):

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  See you soon

  I've made a few changes to the CreateProcess call and it seems to "work". Output has been redirected in test.txt, but a black console window appears while test.exe is running. I put si.dwX to-10000 so that it should be off the screen.

  Char [command] = "cmd.exe /c test.exe > test.txt ';
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  DWORD dwExitCode;
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• How do I capture the output firewire mac OUT and flow through FMS

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  I need to take some stream that ends of firewire on mac and then transcode / encode it perticular bitrates, then spread.

  I believe that to firewire OUT, its simple. How can I listen to? How can I give my clients (such as mobile, or any player as a broadcast of http url) stream? Do I need to use Flash media server, if yes can anyone highlight the steps to install the same.

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  I just replied to your other post - I really recommend that you do not spend more time on a player like VLC and MPlayer, as they are not standard reading player for rtmp and http streaming to FMS - its always better to have the flash based client so please follow other posts where I gave links to other players.

• Back up the data on the output

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  It depends on the BB OS your question relates to.

  To release it directly you can use a "close" button within your application to make your features and then call the blackberry.app.close () function.

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• Is there anyway to save the output of the OPA in XML if we use Oracle Web determinations

  Team,

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• Can not do a screen shot using the command shift 4. Unable to capture the States. I restart the Mac.

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• What happens in a batch file when you try to redirect the output of a command in a text file? How did it break the lot?

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• Add text from the command line to the output so that I can know how a command has been run when it generated the output

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  Example:

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  Is there a known way to do from the command line that I can apply to any command?

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  If this isn't the case, then I would suggest MS to include this function in all the BACK and PowerShell commands able to produce text output.

  If all goes well they monitor this forum and find it's a great idea and send me a check (pinky in my cheek) a meeellion of dollars. Then I and I alone will rule the world.

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• How to write the output of RMAN commands to a log file

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  I must only newspapers archive backup too manually by pulling the controls in the RMAN session without running any script backup.

  The orders happens this way:

  run

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  allocate channels ch01 type disk maxpiecesize 7000 M;

  allocate channels ch02 type disk maxpiecesize 7000 M;

  BACKUP tag ArchLogAll FILESPERSET FORMAT of 20 ' / oracledbbackupset/archive_log_bkp_2014_06_18/d_%d_s_%s_p_%p_t_%t.bkp' ARCHIVELOG

  FROM 4410 SEQUENCE AS A SEQUENCE 4599 THREAD 1 REMOVE ALL ENTRIES;

  Ch01 CHANNEL;

  OUTPUT CHANNEL ch02;

  }

  Now, I want the output of these commands to write to a log file in the location /temp/arch.log in parallel executing above commands. I don't care?

  Kind regards

  Ritu

  See the RMAN command SPOOL LOG TO

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/backup.112/e10643/rcmsynta2017.htm#RCMRF156

  Hemant K Collette

• A list of all the fields in the output of the command

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  Name PowerState Num CPU MemoryGB

  You can direct the output of a command to the PowerShell Get-Member cmdlet to see all the properties and methods available:. For example

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• Question about the output of the command top in solaris

  Platform: Solaris 5.10
  
  In the output at the top of the page, if you look at the colum CPU, you can see that a single process (2415) consumes 95,84% CPU, another (28533) process consumes 91,81%. How can this happen? If a process consumes 95,84, less than 5% of CPU is available to all other processes. Right?
  

  load averages:  4.24,  4.02,  3.89;                    up 57+10:17:11     14:36:35
  252 processes: 245 sleeping, 1 zombie, 6 on cpu
  CPU states: 40.7% idle, 46.7% user, 12.6% kernel,  0.0% iowait,  0.0% swap
  Memory: 16G phys mem, 1002M free mem, 31G swap, 31G free swap
  
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    2415 oracle     1   0    0 6267M 6182M cpu     45.7H 95.84% oracle   -------- ???
   28533 oracle     2   0    0 5245M 5166M cpu     88:23 91.81% oracle   -------- ???
   12062 oracle     2   0    0 5245M 5166M cpu    194:39 82.03% oracle
    3459 oracle     1   0    0 1380K  996K cpu      9:55 73.00% gzip
    2276 oracle     2  35    0 5244M 5165M sleep    0:16 12.84% oracle
   13629 oracle     2  33    0 5244M 5165M sleep    4:51 12.44% oracle
    7784 oracle     2  32    0 5349M 5270M sleep    1:51 11.85% oracle
    5217 oracle     1 100  -20 5248M 5154M sleep   17.5H  3.05% oracle
    5225 oracle     1 100  -20 5248M 5154M sleep   17.3H  2.87% oracle
   14569 oracle     1 100  -20 6273M 6175M sleep   28.0H  1.61% oracle
   14565 oracle     1 100  -20 6271M 6173M sleep   28.8H  1.56% oracle
    1052 root      44  59    0   61M   36M sleep  319:29  1.41% crsd.bin
   15734 oracle     3   0    0   33M   12M sleep  591:32  1.11% tnslsnr
    5237 oracle     2  59    0 5275M 5181M sleep   79:47  0.51% oracle
    5235 oracle     2  59    0 5271M 5177M sleep   81:17  0.44% oracle

  multi-core CPU?