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## Author: Tom Garner, James Thompson ## Company: US Courts ## Create Date: February 15, 2002 ## Modification Date: ## Database: Informix IDS 7.31.UC4 ## OS: Solaris 7, Intel Problem: We had some logical log tapes that were not labeled properly (the log numbers were not recorded). We needed a way to retrieve what logs numbers were contained on a specific tape(s). After speaking with Informix support there was no specific utility to get at the "specific" information we wanted, which was the log numbers only. Solution: We developed a couple of scripts to get at the information we needed. The Informix utility that is used is the onlog utility but the script logcheck.sh strips the output to retrieve the logs numbers contained on the tape. Note: These programs were developed for a tape device. Since our platform is a Solaris 7 (Intel) the scripts are simple shell programs. If you are using files for your logical logging then mods will have to be made. **There is no implied warranty, and we are not responsible for any problems these scripts may cause. (Though I cannot think of any problems....it might cause)** The package contains two files: keystroke - Answers to the onlog command logcheck.sh - is the shell script which prompts for the tape device, then runs onlog and strips out the information on the log numbers. Files must be owned by informix:informix; Permissions set to: 755