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Sean C. #1
Redirect control center script output
Folks,
Is there any way to have the output of scripts that are scheduled
through the Script Center/Journal tools, to be redirected to some
other directory besides the sqllib\db2das00 location? I was able to
move the scripts themselves to another drive, but the output still
gets put in the DAS directory. Platform is WinNT\udb v7.2 fp5.
Thanks in advance for any feedback,
Sean
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Sean C. #2 Re: Redirect control center script output
No one's found a way around this?
If anyone knows a way to simply suppress the output of scripts
scheduled through the control center, I would find that extemely
helpful as well.
[email]dba_fla@yahoo.com[/email] (Sean C.) wrote in message news:<2f9c2d92.0307301150.52f82306@posting.google. com>...> Folks,
>
> Is there any way to have the output of scripts that are scheduled
> through the Script Center/Journal tools, to be redirected to some
> other directory besides the sqllib\db2das00 location? I was able to
> move the scripts themselves to another drive, but the output still
> gets put in the DAS directory. Platform is WinNT\udb v7.2 fp5.
>
> Thanks in advance for any feedback,
> SeanSean C. Guest
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