Hello Peter, The oldest (and still the best) approach is to start two terminal/console windows, start the Virtuoso server with -f command-line option in first window, start the Virtuoso ISQL in second window.
When something can be done via both Conductor and console ISQL, use console, because you will be able to cut texts of commands that works fine and paste to automation scripts. Specifically, avoid using conductor isql if you have the console at hands. When you develop something at a local box, use virtuoso with -f and get instant access to the whole server output, including dbg_print-s of all sorts. If you want to keep the whole log, not only look at it and cut&paste by mouse, then use "tee" command-line tool shipped with most of OSes. Best Regards, Ivan Mikhailov OpenLink Software http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com On Thu, 2011-09-22 at 09:45 +1000, Peter Secomb wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am new to Virtuoso and I'm in the processing of learning how to > modify sponger cartridges. Specifically the CSV cartridge to allow it > to accept a specified non-standard delimiter as an optional parameter. > > However I do not know how to capture output through the Virtuoso > Conductor interface. The function calls dbg_printf and dbg_obj_print > do not return any output through the web browser. > > How can I capture/view debug output? > > Many thanks, > Peter Secomb
