Re: SQL Query Output
you seems running it using crontab. You can redirect the stderr to /dev/n=
ull
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter.Lancashire.PL1@bayer.co.uk <Peter.Lancashire.PL1@bayer.co.uk>
To: Sui <Sui>
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1998 02:48 =D5
Subject: Re: SQL Query Output
>
>nik.k.gilbert@aexp.com wrote:
>>
>> Help ! I'm using dbaccess via a Unix c-shell and all the data is being
>> retrieved OK. However, each query results in a "x row(s) retrieved
message"
>> which I can't stop or redirect anywhere which results in hundreds of
unwanted
>> e-mails.
>>
>> Does anyone know how to turn this off ? (Someone suggested "set nocoun=
t
on"
>> which just generates a syntax error.
>>
>> Any help gratefully received.
>>
>> Nik Gilbert (nik.k.gilbert@aexp.com)
>>
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>I have a feeling the C shell has trouble redirecting stderr in some
>circumstances. Many folk don't use csh for scripts because of many
>well-known problems. Use sh or ksh or bash.
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