hi!
I’m trying to replace a substring using the ‘replace’ command in LS.
I want to replace a chr(10) or chr(13) with “
” for formatting a string for web.
Starting the script on the local NotesClient every chr(10) is replaced, but when started as a scheduled agent on a LinuxServer, nothing is replaced, the chr(10) and chr(13) stay where they are.
Every hint will be helpfull!
Tia
christian
Subject: Are You Sure the Agent is Running on the Server?
Christian,
Before we figure out if your Replace() statement does not work on a Linux server, the first question I have is: Are you sure the agent running on the server?
Ken
Subject: RE: Are You Sure the Agent is Running on the Server?
Yes.
The print statements that I put in it apear in the log.nsf and everything else it should do is done (sending mails, starting perl-scripts, etc.)
christian
Subject: RE: Are You Sure the Agent is Running on the Server?
Christian,
Linux may use different characters for marking the end of line, so it may not be a Chr(13) or Chr(10) that you need to replace.
Ken