Disorder of batch file - redirect the contents of the directory in a text file

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  Hello
  I want to redicrect the cellcli command output to a text file.
  For example, how do I redirect the output of this command to a text on/tmp file
  

  CellCLI> list metrichistory where objectType = 'CELL' -
  
  and name = 'CL_TEMP'

  Thank you

  cellcli offers similar to sqlplus coil features:

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    Usage:  SPO[OL] [ [ CRE[ATE] | REP[LACE] | APP[END]] | OFF ]
  
    Purpose: SPOOL : Direct the results to the file .
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      : The filename where the results will be output.
  
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      spool
  

  But if you try to add a script, it would be easier to simply execute the command line:

  # cellcli -e "list metrichistory where objectType = 'CELL' and name = 'CL_TEMP'" > /tmp/CL_TEMP.txt
  

  Also look at the dcli that allows you to run commands cellcli on one or more cells of a compute node.

  Good luck.

• 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?

  I have a lot that downloads the files, and I want to redirect the output to a text file.  The lot is set up similar to the following:
  Set ftp = c:\ftp.txt
  hdir = Set / mydir
  Define ldir = c:\temp
  echo open monsite.org > ftp %
  echo user > ftp %
  echo pw > ftp %
  echo get myfile.txt > ftp %
  echo mget my*.dat > ftp %
  to echo bye > ftp %
  -I - s FTP: ftp % > "c:\temp\ftp.log."

  This lot works perfectly if I redirect the output of the ftp command, but, when I redirect the output, I get a logfile with 3 lines as follows:
  no connection
  mget my*.dat
  Good bye

  I tried the commands different redirect, with undesired results
  > & (which causes only the batch to close by anything in the logs)

  Why is - what this redirect would break the batch and the ftp script in particular?

  This is now fixed; was a simple mistake really, but thanks for all the help anyway.

• I want my procedure to return the error message in the batch file

  Hi team,

  I have a requirement from users of the company. Could you please provide your suggetsion to achieve this.

  We have a batch file that is short on time, in this batch file, I'll call you a SQL script.

  In the SQL script, I called you a procedure to run.

  Inside the procedure, I have the following statement,

  Select, insert and update commands.

  and I use ANOTHER exception to handle errors.

  My requirement is to pass the error messages for the batch file when one of the orders was not not run and send a notification e-mail to the group with the error text.

  Please provide your suggestion.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Robette.

  Could you please tell me, inside the procedure I have to remove the OTHER exception and how I can pass the value to the command file and where I add the content of the e-mail notification.

  I suggest that you write modular code instead.

  1. create a log table

  2 modify the procedure to log on to the error log table or exceptions

  3. that others suggest have the recovery/return procedure an exception in the client/batch file

  4. for an exception have the batch file to call a procedure to do the emailing if there were exceptions

  IMHO, it's a MISTAKE to try to put all these features in a single file. It is NOT scalable and makes it almost impossible to update the batch file if the requirements change in the future.

  Logging should be a separate process with a separate log table so that you can capture ALL of the information that may be necessary, now or in the future. Enter information in a table of newspaper, it is EASY for ANYONE to query to see what problems are occurring in the process.

  Emailing should be a separate process so that it can be used for your batch file current, files of future orders or even by procedures or functions in the database.

  Do not try to create a solution "a script does everything."

• How to use batch files to deliver the payload of the ODC to AAU?

  Hi all.
  We are trying to do along this week and, so far, we could not understand how to use the batch files containing the option on the ODC and validate the output files to the University Complutense of MADRID.
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  VM 1
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  OS - Windows XP 32-bit SP3
  DB - Oracle DB 11.2
  
  VM 2
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  UCM 11.1.1.6
  OS - Enterprise Linux Enterprise Linux Server version 5.5 (Carthage)
  
  We have opened a ticket with the Oracle Support for how we should do it. The number is 3-6108348211 SR.
  Let me try to explain what we want to do:
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  dDocTitle=UHPF-03-04-2008-M-RL-EA
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  dInDate = 14/05/08
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  xC_DATAVALIDADE = 30/04/08
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  xC_USUARIO_DEP = LUIS FERNANDO DA CAMARA
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  xC_DESTINOINICIAL = Tractebel
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  xC_FORMATODOCUMENTO = digital
  xC_GENERODOCUMENTO =
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  @end
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  5 so, when we use this command on the ODC file, the file (or image) is converted, all metadata attached and then sent to the Complutense University of MADRID.
  
  But we do not know how to make the link between the ODC and UCM. The Oracle Support says that it is necessary to make some adjustments. In the books I couldn't find info on how to do, just generic information or the use of the ODC.
  Is there a way (without personalization) to do? Can someone give us a step by step guide?
  
  Thanks for any help and advice.
  
  Fernando

  It doesn't really have much point which is good to UCM to ODC, given that the ODC is really an indexing tool to get content in Complutense University of MADRID and capture. Once the content is in the Complutense University of MADRID, it should be at its final location.

  Batch files are the property of the University Complutense of MADRID and have no meaning to the ODC. Import of the ODC server has the ability to read the meta in a list, which is similar, but not a
  "Batch UCM file.

  You can have IBR convert files directly in the University Complutense of MADRID, trying to use ODC to convert is redundant.

  ODC was out of the configuration of the box with the AAU.

  For this question: "but we do not know how to make the link between the ODC and UCM.»

  The documentation covers all this very well. what page of the documentation is misleading or causing problem you?

  The guide step by step would be the documentation of the ODC.

  -ryan

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• deletion of the batch files

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  According to Bob_Headrick,.

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• How to upgrade a driver automatically in Windows NT by using the batch file

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  It is disheartening to know that have problems you with the Windows Driver. As I understand it, you need to update a driver automatically in Windows NT by using the batch file.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the MSDN Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the MSDN Forums. You can follow the link to your question:

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• Flashing batch file returns the control too fast

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