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appx -a=<your application id> -d=<your database id> -t=SUBR -p="NAME_OF_YOUR_SUBROUTINE" -s | more Note the use of -s on the command line. This prevents Appx from outputting special terminal control characters to STDOUT: | ||||||||
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> > | Starting in Release 5.4.4, you can append 'Binary' to the <open mode> parameter (ie, READ BINARY). In binary mode the <line termination> is automatically set to NONE regardless of whether you pass it or not. When reading a stream opened with the binary parameter you can tell the API how many characters to read, regardless of any embedded LF or CR/LF characters. When writing binary files, you can tell the API how many characters to write, again regardless of any embedded control characters. | |||||||
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What is the maximum length for the pathname? -- Erik Gimbergh - 2015-04-15 | ||||||||
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> > | It will accept a path name up to 32k long. -- Jean Neron - 2016-03-02 | |||||||
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