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Query question: retrieving data with timestamp range
i found the solution: select IDENTIFIER from BCHISTSESSN where USERID = ? and STARTDT >= CURRENT TIMESTAMP - 5 MINUTES -
Query question: retrieving data with timestamp range
i have the following sql for Oracle which i want to convert to use with DB2: /** * Oracle SQL that returns session IDENTIFIER value by USERID and between SYSDATE and SYSDATE - 5 minutes */ private static final String lastsessn_sql1 = "select IDENTIFIER from BCHISTSESSN " + "where USERID... -
Writing to files from a DOS batch file
I've managed to get my Integration server running with the following command: D:\<PACKAGE_ROOT>\bin>./Start Integration_bc int_err.txt 2>&1 this starts up the server OK but I don't think it created the file. i placed an empty int_err.txt file into the dir but nothing has been written to it...- PFunkster
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Writing to files from a DOS batch file
I've got a batch file which calls another file to start a server. I have some specific errors (std.error & std.out) that I'd like to redirect to a log file (ex: pres_err.txt). I'm not familiar with batch programming so I'm not quite sure how to do this. On the other hand, I kind of know how to...- PFunkster
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
