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  3. January 2005

Re: Inserting QP2TERM commands into a program

^M is a Carriage Return

PASE is expecting the unix convention of LF (linefeeds) as the line delimiter and not CRLR as is used in the Windows/DOS world.

You'll need to write/save/convert your script file to use LFs only.

Your pre-defined "StartTSM.sh" may already be correct.

Fun huh ?




rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Well, I modified it around to test qp2shell on our development machine without TSM. It now looks like:
....+....1....+....2....+....3
************Beginning of data
#!/usr/bin/sh cd /ROB ls >/Operations/list.txt ************End of Data******

And I verified that /ROB exists with
wrklnk '/r*'
Object link
...
ron REPTEMP
ROB ROBTEST
...

Now when I run call qp2shell ('/QOpenSys/bin/sh' '/Operations/StartTSM.sh')
I get a qshell terminal session with:
/Operations/StartTSM.sh[2]: /ROB^M: not found.
Press ENTER to end terminal session. 

What's this control-M garbage?

Rob Berendt

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