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Stack your commands
dothis && dothat && doanother
&& means "proceed If the previous code was 0" in Unix
On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 11:21 AM Craig Richards <craig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi All,to Y
In order to trap QSH errors, I've been setting QIBM_QSH_CMD_ESCAPE_MSG
as a Job level Environmental Variable and it works swimmingly when I callseparated
QSH with a single command.
But my testing seems to indicate that if I pass several semicolon
commands to QSH (directly in the CMD parameter), the Escape Message isand
based on whether the LAST command had exit status 0 or not.
So my simple cunning plan, that at the first sign of trouble, QSH would
stop executing commands and send me a nice Escape Message I could monitor
for has fallen at the first hurdle.
I can see the errors in STDOUT which I've overridden.
I'm guessing that to get the behaviour I want (stop executing commands
notify the caller via an escape message at the first error), I'll need to
use a script instead?
Thanks kindly,
Craig
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