Matt Shields wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Chris Geldenhuis
> <chris.gelden@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:chris.gelden@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Mad Unix wrote:
> > I have to run multiple command about 20x on linux each one got his
> > own output, I want to bind all the out puts of them in one file then
> > read this file and mail it to user account
> >
> > sample
> >
> > [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool SDC-STAFF
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool SDC-STAFF 62%, OK
> > [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ISO-BACKUP-POOL
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ISO-BACKUP-POOL 41%, OK
> > [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL 62%, OK
> > [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL 62%, OK
> >
> > I want all these out puts be bind it in one file
> >
> > myfile:
> >
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool SDC-STAFF 62%, OK
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ISO-BACKUP-POOL 41%, OK
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL 62%, OK
> > stgpool - utilization of storage pool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL 62%, OK
> >
> > then to read this file and send it to email address
> >
> > Thanks
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> Hi,
>
> Do this by re-directing the output from your commands into a file
> like this:
>
> [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool SDC-STAFF > outfile
>
> [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ISO-BACKUP-POOL
> >> outfile
>
> [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL
> >>outfile
>
> [root@imail pons]# /home/pons/tsmmonitor stgpool ORACLE-DUMP-POOL
> >>outfile
>
> Note that the single ">" in the first line will create a new "outfile"
> that is it will create the file if it does not exist or over-write
> it if
> it does exist.
>
> The double ">>" in the following commands will append the output of
> those commands to the already existing "outfile".
>
> ChrisG
>
>
> Actually ">>" will also create the file if it doesn't exit. Try it :)
>
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Hi Matt,
I know that, but if you use >> and there is some file there with that
name already the data will be appended to it instead of starting a new
file with the output of your current session only.
ChrisG
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