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Old 09-03-2010
Hiding error report
Hi Guys,

Error report is still displaying on the console after executing the below command. Is there any error in the syntax?

Code:
check_event=$(cat /sbt/driver/RegressionTests/ResultsArchive/${environment[$i]}/$backupPath/TestEvents.txt | g
rep "Test Cases FAIL" | cut -c 18-) 2> log2

# 2  
Old 09-03-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by ajincoep
Hi Guys,

Error report is still displaying on the console after executing the below command. Is there any error in the syntax?

Code:
check_event=$(cat /sbt/driver/RegressionTests/ResultsArchive/${environment[$i]}/$backupPath/TestEvents.txt | g
rep "Test Cases FAIL" | cut -c 18-) 2> log2

What kind of error do you get?
# 3  
Old 09-03-2010
I do not want the error report to display on the console. But it is still displaying....
# 4  
Old 09-03-2010
It could be an error of cat, grep or cut.

Try to redirect the error of the commands e.g. for the cat command:
Code:
check_event=$(cat /sbt/driver/RegressionTests/ResultsArchive/${environment[$i]}/$backupPath/TestEvents.txt 2> log2| grep "Test Cases FAIL" | cut -c 18-)

# 5  
Old 09-03-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by ajincoep
Hi Guys,

Error report is still displaying on the console after executing the below command. Is there any error in the syntax?

Code:
check_event=$(cat /sbt/driver/RegressionTests/ResultsArchive/${environment[$i]}/$backupPath/TestEvents.txt | grep "Test Cases FAIL" | cut -c 18-) 2> log2

why exactly do you need a 'cat'?
Code:
check_event=$(grep "Test Cases FAIL" /sbt/driver/RegressionTests/ResultsArchive/${environment[$i]}/$backupPath 2> log2| cut -c 18-)

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