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Echoing a TimeStamp into a log file with Korn Shell script using `date` returns same time
Spoke too soon, The timestamp is coming back correctly, now the unloads to the variable isn't working. unload to "$BLGOUTPUT/cycl_dates.txt" select * from wrk_cycl; it doesn't evaluate the $BLGOUTPUT variable, I get the following: 806: Cannot open file for unload No such file or...- Atstone1997
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Echoing a TimeStamp into a log file with Korn Shell script using `date` returns same time
Thanks feherke and stefanhei. The double quotes around the exclamation mark within the dbaccess call did the trick. feherke: I tried your suggestions as well, they didn't work, but I appreciate the help.- Atstone1997
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Echoing a TimeStamp into a log file with Korn Shell script using `date` returns same time
Hello, First time post So I added logic to my script to write data to a log file to see how long my sql's are running within a script but the times come back the same even thought the sql takes several minutes. I was wondering if anyone else tried this solution...- Atstone1997
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