>sh - c 'uv prog | gzip -c9 > file'
A disadvantage of this approach is that an run time errors get merged with
your data and how do you know if prog runs to completion?
>Point taken, however, I'm an optimist and not to mention, we paid a giddy
>sum for machines and networks with boat loads of disk
ehalf Of Stuart Boydell
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> David has a point. ... So if the ftp fails, the file still exists.
Point taken, however, I'm an optimist and not to mention, we paid a giddy
sum for
> David has a point. ... So if the ftp fails, the file still exists.
Point taken, however, I'm an optimist and not to mention, we paid a giddy
sum for machines and networks with boat loads of disk space and impressively
marketed reliability features ;-)
self maintenance
Regards
David Jordan
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Stuart,
Ah, one disadvantage, of
very problem you can think of, hence we're broken
up in to 'repeatable' steps. Works for us.
Regards,
David
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Stuart,
We do something similar, but it involves file transfers from a UNIX
server to a mainframe. Which then transfers the file to yet another
mainframe. Finally, t
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Stuart,
We do something similar, but it involves file transfers from a UNIX
server to a mainframe. Which then transfers the file to yet another
mainframe. Finally, the second mainfame sen
> If you can, allow the spooler subsystem to do the work.
Cheers Ray, that seems like an efficient way to do it.
> We create a 80MB sequential file (plus a few small ones) with a UV BASIC
program.
Thanks David, I'm thinking something similar but that outputing to a device
or spooler with a process
>[UV10/AIX] We have a requirement to output (10MB +/- ascii) data into
zipped
>files, the files then being put on a web server for collection. I'm just
>wondering what the best approach to this might be? How would or have other
>people approached this? I'm trying to avoid writing the data until aft
fs mounted partition.
Regards,
Ray D
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> [UV10/AIX] We have a requirement to out
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[UV10/AIX] We have a requirement to output (10MB +/- ascii) data into zipped
files, the files then being put on a web server for
[UV10/AIX] We have a requirement to output (10MB +/- ascii) data into zipped
files, the files then being put on a web server for collection. I'm just
wondering what the best approach to this might be? How would or have other
people approached this? I'm trying to avoid writing the data until after i
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