What I found that works for me is:
EXP|SPARE ^[DWS].{11}_
EXEC /usr/local/ldm/bin/pqcat -O -vl logs/scoop/scoop-ldm.log
-p ^[DWS] /dev/null
We are using the EXP feed for our peoject/group where we have
pre-defined filename structure. This wouldn't work:
EXP|SPARE ^[DWS].{11}_
EXEC /usr/local/ldm/bin/pqcat -O -vl logs/scoop/scoop-ldm.log
/dev/null
Would your statement, alone, work in the pqact file, I mean, isn't the
Feedtype and pattern required?
Thank you,
Donna
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Steve Emmerson wrote:
Donna,
A better way to use the "pqcat" utility would be to run it from an
EXEC entry in the LDM configuration-file. For example:
EXEC "pqcat -O -vl pqcat.log /dev/null"
Having it run as a child of the LDM server means that it will receive
a CONT signal every time a product is added to the product-queue and
so will keep up-to-date. It will also terminate when the LDM system
is stopped.
Regards,
Steve Emmerson
