Suppress status code of dsjob command

[kaps]

Hi

Can anyone tell me how can I suppress the return staus code value which we get after running the dsjob command ?

Thanks

[ray.wurlod]

Redirect stdout and stderr to /dev/null

[kcbland]

Instead of directly executing dsjob use a shell script that runs the dsjob command that parses the dsjob exit code and returns whatever exit codes you want.

[DSguru2B]

dont include the -jobstatus option along with the -run. This way you will only get either a 1 or a 0. Then you can use either Ray or Ken's suggestion to obtain your goal.

[kaps]

Thanks for the replies.

I am using shell script and I am not running the command.
I can't redirect my stdout to /dev/null as I need the output of the command. I need to execute the following command.

dsjob -report DS_PROJECT DS_JOB XML

If I redirect my stdout as following then everything will be ruoted to /dev/null which I don't want...

dsjob -report DS_PROJECT DS_JOB XML > /dev/null

I need the output in STDOUT but I also want to supress the return status code.

Please throw some idea...

Thanks

[chulett]

What the heck do you mean by 'suppress the return status code'? You can return whatever you want from the script but can't 'suppress' it - it needs to return something. If you don't want to send back anything from dsjob - don't.

[kaps]

Craig

what I meant from suppressing staus code is....If I execute the command
[b]dsjob -report Prokect_Name Job_Name XML[/b] from a shell script it gives me the job statistics and also gives me [b]Status code = 0[/b] as the last line. I don't want this status code.

Thanks

[DSguru2B]

Thats the status code of the dsjob command itself. It will not show up in the xml file, if thats wht you are worried about.

[ray.wurlod]

Pipe the result through grep -v Status code =