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Old 08-24-08, 07:30
parangiri parangiri is offline
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System generated log files?

Is there any system generated log files in unix server where the successful perl scripts are stored in?
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Old 08-24-08, 10:28
Pat Phelan Pat Phelan is offline
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I don't know of any logging done by the standard Perl distributions, but this would be an easy feature to add via a "wrapper" for the Perl executable. I guess my first question would have to be "why?" because I would expect each script to handle its logging differently, and most scripts (expecially my dynamically created one line filters) to have no logging at all.

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Old 08-25-08, 00:34
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Thanks for the response.
I am in need of it because in one of my application, the batch job witten in perl did not have logging facility. I want to track the status of that batch job that ran few days back.
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