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RE: TLE - Run prog on outb file b4 translation
You guys were absolutely right. After checking the crontab, I see the
script (called EDI100) that looks in the /d/edi/prodout directory every so
often and when it sees a file named something, it translates the file.
I now see that I can put logic into this script, so that for certain trading
partners, an additional Unix script will be run BEFORE translation.
Thanks again.
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Lee [mailto:
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 11:44 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] TLE - Run prog on outb file b4 translation
John,
TLE has no setting to automatically and instantly translate a file
in a directory. There's either a mystery demon or cron job that. When
you find this mystery script it's the perfect place to insert the data
you want, assuming you can figure out the trading partners at the point
in time.
Regards,
-Steve
Glass, John wrote:
> Morning, group. I don't really work that strongly on the communications
> side of things, so I need some tips from you guys before I consider doing
> the following:
>
> I will be creating a Unix script that will insert some important
> information
> into my application file before it's translated by my map. It's very
> important that I do this before and not after translation. I'm on TLE
> 4.1.4
> on a Sun box and right now application files are ftp'd to my system's
> /d/edi/prodout directory and then is instantly translated. Is this
> because
> of some setup in Ops center? Or would this be because of some mystery
> script that I need to hunt down in the unix system?
>
> What would need to be done in order to have the application file come
> to my
> system, have a Unix script run on it, and then go through normal
> translation? I know how this works on the inbound side, but am a little
> confused on outbound.
>
> P.S. Hmmmmmm.....Am I barking up the wrong tree? Since the insertion
> only
> involves certain trading partners, should I be looking into user exits
> within the map itself instead of an outside Unix script?
>
> Any help in this area is appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
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