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Chapter 16 Convert Binary IPPV Purchase Reports Into Text Format with the parseIppvRept Utility
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Run the parseIppvRept Utility
The following information provides instructions to run the parseIppvRept utility.
Running the parseIppvRept Utility
Follow these instructions to run the parseIppvRept utility.
Note: This procedure uses two examples: one showing comma-delimited output,
and the other showing output in block-type format. Both examples direct output to a
file for later examination.
1 If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2 Type ls -tla /dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive and then press Enter. The system
and the other showing output in block-type format. Both examples direct output to a
file for later examination.
1 If necessary, open an xterm window on the DNCS.
2 Type ls -tla /dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive and then press Enter. The system
lists the contents of the /dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive directory, newest files
first.
first.
3 Decide which IPPV purchase report you want to convert to text format.
Note: The most recent files are listed first.
4 Choose one of the following options:
To convert an IPPV purchase report with comma delimited output, go to step
5.
5.
To convert an IPPV purchase report with block-type output, go to step 7.
5 Type parseIppvRept -I [input file name] -O [output file name] -c and then
press Enter.
Notes:
Notes:
Substitute the name of the binary IPPV purchase report in the
/dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive directory for [input file name].
Important: Be sure to include the complete path to the
purchaseReportArchive directory.
/dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive directory for [input file name].
Important: Be sure to include the complete path to the
purchaseReportArchive directory.
Substitute the path and name of the output file you want to create for [output
file name].
Important: If you store this file in the /tmp directory of the DNCS, the
contents of the /tmp directory are lost whenever the DNCS reboots. To keep
this file for an extended period of time, consider storing the file in the
/dvs/dncs/tmp directory.
file name].
Important: If you store this file in the /tmp directory of the DNCS, the
contents of the /tmp directory are lost whenever the DNCS reboots. To keep
this file for an extended period of time, consider storing the file in the
/dvs/dncs/tmp directory.
Example: Type (all on one line)
parseIppvRept -I /dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive/ippv200303262350.xdr -O
/dvs/dncs/tmp/ippv20030326.out -c and then press Enter.
Result: The utility converts the binary IPPV purchase report to text format, using
comma delimited output, and stores it in the specified directory.
parseIppvRept -I /dvs/ftp/purchaseReportArchive/ippv200303262350.xdr -O
/dvs/dncs/tmp/ippv20030326.out -c and then press Enter.
Result: The utility converts the binary IPPV purchase report to text format, using
comma delimited output, and stores it in the specified directory.