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Sourcing sqwmsq_Global.lib | Sourcing sqwmsq_Global.lib v3.1.b1 SQWareProduction for MsSql (dbSQWare GPL v3) ... | ||
Usage: sqwmsq_ParallelRun.ksh [-h] -f <FileName> [+ options] | Usage: sqwmsq_ParallelRun.ksh [-h] -f <FileName> [+ options] | ||
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-MailFile filename : File name containing errors to send mail with an other script (desactivate sendmail). | -MailFile filename : File name containing errors to send mail with an other script (desactivate sendmail). | ||
-FormatError : Format error message in html. | -FormatError : Format error message in html. | ||
-NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error to | -NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error to default@dbsqware.com (by default, send on error). | ||
-Exec : Execute commands (default, display generated commands) | -Exec : Execute commands (default, display generated commands) | ||
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Revision as of 22:37, 24 May 2011
Sourcing sqwmsq_Global.lib v3.1.b1 SQWareProduction for MsSql (dbSQWare GPL v3) ...
Usage: sqwmsq_ParallelRun.ksh [-h] -f <FileName> [+ options]
DESCRIPTION
sqwmsq_ParallelRun.ksh run commands found in <FileName> en //
SUPPORT
MsSql supported versions: all
PARAMETERS
-f FileName : File name containing the commands to run.
OPTIONS
-h help : Display the full usage.
-s : Display samples of usage.
-P Nb threads : Number of threads in parallel (by default 2).
-FRT return_code : Force return code value on error.
-AGR Nb sec : Nb of seconds between two run (by default 10s).
-AGE Nb sec : Nb of seconds between two check of end (by default 10s).
-MailFile filename : File name containing errors to send mail with an other script (desactivate sendmail).
-FormatError : Format error message in html.
-NoMail : Desactivate sendmail on error to default@dbsqware.com (by default, send on error).
-Exec : Execute commands (default, display generated commands)