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Joanna, You can also invoke pqact from the command line using the "-o" offset time to start processing your queue using your pqact.conf actions at a time previous to the current time. Steve Chiswell On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Steve Emmerson wrote: > Joanna, > > >Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2003 15:41:24 +0000 > >From: "Joanna Green" <Joanna.Green@xxxxxxxx> > >To: "ldm-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <ldm-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > >Subject: Testing a script in pqact.conf > > The above message contained the following: > > > I know this must be a basic question, but I couldn't find it at the > > UNIDATA web site. When I did a search for test I came up with latest. > > > > How do you test a script that is setup in pqact.conf? I'm trying to > > test the script, but all of my data has already arrived. I want it to be > > kicked off by ldm. I've tried pqinsert but it doesn't do anything, or > > it tells me the product is already in the queue. > > You could use the pqcat(1) utility to pipe the relevant products from the > product queue to the standard input of your script. > > Regards, > Steve Emmerson >
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