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| 6195.1 | Simply: | SCCA::Dave | When i awakened this morning, I was filled with despair. | Mon Dec 19 1994 08:28 | 1 |
| Yes.
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| 6195.2 | And here is a way to do it... | SCCA::Dave | When i awakened this morning, I was filled with despair. | Mon Dec 19 1994 08:30 | 6 |
| Now that your question was answered, I'll bet you next one is "How?".
From command line (aka FCL) use a "To File" argument, and the results
of the operation will go to a file on the disk. Then its a simple matter
of parsing that file to build the commands you want to execute based
on the results.
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| 6195.3 | | WELTM1::CRIDDLE | Graham Criddle, MCS Tech Consultant, 853-4015 | Tue Dec 20 1994 04:03 | 15 |
| Hi, Dave.
Thanks for the replies.
Let's refine this a bit further.
Does MCC have the capability to do this without me having to do any parsing
so that I can simply execute a command from within MCC which will produce
an NCL script?
(I appreciate it won't be able to give me information about write-only
attributes, but I can live with that)
Rgds,
Graham
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| 6195.4 | This is how services makes their bucks.... | SCCA::Dave | When i awakened this morning, I was filled with despair. | Tue Dec 20 1994 10:38 | 7 |
| No, because MCC has no idea what you would want to do.
Do you mean a NCL script that would show the same things?
Or an NCL script that would set up some, but not all parameters?
Sounds like what you want is a real AI AI AI application.
This sounds like a great chance to sell some customization services.
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