Execute D3 command in Unix prompt |
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Execute D3 command in Unix prompt |
Dec 24 2009, 01:06 AM
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Hi, I've written a pick basic program and would like to execute it in unix prompt using pearl script. How can I do it?
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Dec 24 2009, 03:36 PM
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Look in the D3Ref manual under Unix Commands for "d3tcl". You'll find examples there. The Unix command 'd3tcl' is itself a shell script that you can copy, modify, and use to learn how to pass commands into D3. In short you need to login to D3 with a valid user, maybe a password, then an account, maybe a password, and once you've scripted yourself through to TCL, just execute any command you wish. If you need to catch the output, pipe ( | or > ) to whatever file or process requires it. HTH
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Dec 24 2009, 09:11 PM
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Look in the D3Ref manual under Unix Commands for "d3tcl". You'll find examples there. The Unix command 'd3tcl' is itself a shell script that you can copy, modify, and use to learn how to pass commands into D3. In short you need to login to D3 with a valid user, maybe a password, then an account, maybe a password, and once you've scripted yourself through to TCL, just execute any command you wish. If you need to catch the output, pipe ( | or > ) to whatever file or process requires it. HTH |
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Dec 24 2009, 09:13 PM
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Thanks will check it out and Merry Xmas
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