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The syntax for the
data command is as follows:
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data [NAME|print=NAME] [resolve=all|defined|no] [end=ENDSEQUENCE]
[DATA]
end|ENDSEQUENCE
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Creating an In-Stream Data Element
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The following example shows how to use the data command in conjunction with the exec command to look through a series of copied files and display lines with the occurrence of some string under UNIX:
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open remote=yourmachine user=someguy pwd=somepwd
data mydata resolve=all
grep "this is my sequence" $(_file)
exit
end
copy local=*.txt
forfiles remote=*.txt
exec remote cmd=ksh input=mydata
end
close
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Printing Data Element Information
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Continuing with the previous example, issuing:
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data print=mydata
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Will produce the following output:
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----> Begin 'mydata' <----
grep "this is my sequence" $(_file)
exit
----> End 'mydata' <----
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