You say you disabled the login paragraph, but remember that UV will first execute UV.LOGIN in UV account for everyone. You cannot disable that, but you can add some smarts to it.
And then UV looks in the current account for a record whose ID = [current users id]. Then, if it didn't find that, UV looks for ID = [account name]. Then, if it didn't find that, UV looks for ID = "LOGIN". Are you sure all those are disabled? Or maybe you want to take advantage of id = [current user id] Could you pipe the output through unix's "strings" before saving to /tmp/MYOUTPUT.txt I don't think it applies to the current case, but you could also, within "MYCOMMAND" do SET.TERM.TYPE PAPER & maybe TERM 32767,32767 to get rid of control characters & page breaks the program itself might generate. cds > I am running a UV command from a Unix prompt (HPUX) and am > attempting to capture the output in a file. For instance, > > /u1/uv/bin/uv "MYCOMMAND" > /tmp/MYOUTPUT.txt > > The output file contains what appears to be terminal control > characters ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
