The "job" I am referring is a Finite Element Analysis solution. To the
non engineers in the group Finite Element Analysis is a way to solve
engineering problems that do not have closed form solution using
numerical approximations. The software (solver) I am using is written by
the company I work for over the last 12 years. It is written in FORTRAN,
C, C++, Java, and who knows what else. This is not typical behavior for
this software. I am assuming it is something funky with the OS and not
the software as I have never seen anything like this before. I was
hoping somebody had seen this before.
I don't have access to the machine at the moment but I will check
tomorrow to see if there is a CR buried in the filename. I hadn't
thought of that.
Garl
Define 'job'. As in what language and who wrote it. See my previous
post. Perhaps the process known as 'job' is doing something like:
$name = "4842419-i32\r";
open (TXTOUT, ">$name.SR1");
open (LOGOUT, ">$name.SR2");
Cory
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