Hi,

I want to run the scripts on Windows machine written using JAL to #####ry out few operations on UNIX server.
What all softwares I need to install on Windows & UNIX machine to acheive this to make use of scripts written for Windows environment to make it to compatible with UNIX by few modification to scripts?
However I don't want to convert existing scripts to Javascript to make it multiplatform compatible due to time constraints we have.
Is there any alternative thru which I can acheive this? If yes please could you provide me the exact steps?

Thanks,
Anil

: JAL scripts are not supported by the Multi-platform Edition at this time.
: You will need to convert them to JavaScript syntax. From JavaScript syntax
: and available extensions see JavaScript Reference PDF file provided with
: the scheduler.

: Example: var pm_log_file_dir;
: pm_log_file_dir = "E:\\apps\\Informatica Data\\SkdLogs\\";
: var pm_bat_file_dir
: pm_bat_file_dir = "E:\\apps\\Informatica Data\\SrcFiles\\";
: var pm_runwait_secs;
: pm_runwait_secs = 30;

Have you had a chance to read the provided documentation?
If yes, where have you found that JAL runs on UNIX?

JAL is a Windows-only scripting language...

: Hi,

: I want to run the scripts on Windows machine written using JAL to #####ry out
: few operations on UNIX server.
: What all softwares I need to install on Windows & UNIX machine to acheive
: this to make use of scripts written for Windows environment to make it to
: compatible with UNIX by few modification to scripts?
: However I don't want to convert existing scripts to Javascript to make it
: multiplatform compatible due to time constraints we have.
: Is there any alternative thru which I can acheive this? If yes please could
: you provide me the exact steps?

: Thanks,
: Anil

So there is no other alternative other converting them to javascripts to make them work on UNIX?

: Have you had a chance to read the provided documentation?
: If yes, where have you found that JAL runs on UNIX?

: JAL is a Windows-only scripting language...

Generally speaking the answer is "No." However the efficient solution might depends on what you are doing. In some cases it is possible to scripts on Windows but execute operations on a Unix host. Please describe what you are doing so we can start helping you.

: So there is no other alternative other converting them to javascripts to make
: them work on UNIX?