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How to supress Parser warnings in CIW?

gs748

Hello,

Whenever I load a SKILL file in CIW Warning messages appear in CIW which does not effect the process. I do not want the Warnings to appear in CIW. Can anyone please tell me how to supress the Parser warnings from CIW whenever SKILL file is loaded.

I appreciate your help! Thanks

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  • This is the command line I am using in the SKILL file:

    command => system("nbstatus jobs --jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    Parser warning message appears 3 times as below:

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    When I use more backslashes before the character then no warnings appear but does not do the actual process(will not dump out the output of the command in the o/p file).

    I want the command line to work without giving any warnings. Are there any other methods to do the task.



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  • This is the command line I am using in the SKILL file:

    command => system("nbstatus jobs --jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    Parser warning message appears 3 times as below:

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    PARSER WARNING at line 17 column 177 of file check.il
    *WARNING* (Parser): character found after backslash is not meaningful - nbstatus jobs-- jobid,exitstatus,class --format csv --history 1h \"user==\'\$USER\'\" > /tmp/out")

    When I use more backslashes before the character then no warnings appear but does not do the actual process(will not dump out the output of the command in the o/p file).

    I want the command line to work without giving any warnings. Are there any other methods to do the task.



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