| Title: | -={ H A C K E R S }=- |
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| Created: | Thu Feb 20 1986 |
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Does anyone have any ideas as to how to do a wild-card logical name
translation a la $ SHOW LOGICAL FOO*? $TRNLNM doesn't like wildcards,
I don't have the sources on-line, and my eyesight is bad enough
without trying to read all those little fishes.
Thanks
andy
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| 608.1 | Brute force is a choice | DPDMAI::BEATTIE | But, Is BLISS ignorance? | Wed Nov 25 1987 12:46 | 12 |
RE: .0
Boy, It'll be tough to do that for a general case and get anything
usable in a program or command procedure, what with all the variations
introduced with search lists, common system roots for clusters, and
such. Try $ SHO LOG SYS$S* on a homogenous cluster to see what I mean.
Best I can suggest is to SHOW LOG/OUTPUT=<filespec> and then parse
the file for your information. Hope you can get what you need...
-- Brian
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| 608.2 | Go to the source! | SCANF::DIAMOND | Rubbing the snow globe | Mon Jan 25 1988 16:44 | 3 |
Easy. Just check the fiche!
Dave
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