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Woozy
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Posts: 709
4/4/2014 4:11 PM
Hi All,
Every so often I see files named "cnvscr.detail" and "cnvscr.out" show up in my $LAWDIR/{prodline} directory. The files appear to be empty.
Can anyone tell me what these are? Any concerns with deleting them?
Thanks!
Kelly
jaherb
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Posts: 164
4/4/2014 5:33 PM
Kelly....
cnvscr is a command that apparently sometime used to convert .scr files. I've never had any use for them, but I don't think it would hurt removing them. However they may just reappear at some point. They also appear in my $LAWDIR/pl as well...
Usage: To convert .scr files to a 2.0 Environment format
A list of forms with detail or long text is put in
/lawdir/prodline/cnvscr.detail
Other program output is put in /lawdir/prodline/cnvscr.out
Conversions:
1. If the form has no '|'s, convert '^' to '~'.
2. Insert '|' where ever I can.
Syntax: cnvscr [-g] [-
] ProductLine [SystemCode] [PgmCode(s)]
g - Remove .oldscr (used by bldopd)
- Convert PROG.scr.n
Woozy
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Posts: 709
4/4/2014 7:07 PM
Interesting. Thanks Jim.
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