///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// This task demonstrates how to write a custom header record into
// an output redirection file, prior to launching any TaskMaster
// command which supports redirecting its output to a file.
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


// Open the output redirection file.
// Note: The TRUNCATE option overwrites any existing data.
//       Remove the TRUNCATE option if the output redirection
//       file will already exist and the contents are desired.
//
//       In this example, SYS:SYNC.LOG is used since SYNC is the
//       command used in the example.
//
//       The output redirection file name can be named any valid
//       NetWare file name as long as it is on the local Server.

OPEN_WRITE SYS:SYNC.LOG TRUNCATE


// Write the custom header information.
// Example using TaskMaster environment variables for date/time.

WRITE Started at %HOUR%:%MINUTE%%AM_PM% on %MONTH%/%DAY%/%YEAR%


// Close output redirection file (exclusive access required).

CLOSE


// Issue the command (SYNC is used for this example but any
// TaskMaster command supporting output redirection will work).
// Be sure to use the append mode (>>) or else the previously
// written header record (and all other contents) will be lost.
// Notice that in this SYNC example, the /L option is specified
// so that the SYNC command line is also written to the file.

SYNC SOURCE:APPS DEST:APPS /A /D /L /S /V >>SYS:SYNC.LOG


// At this point, a footer could also be written.
// Just be sure to not to use TRUNCATE with the OPEN_WRITE
// (TRUNCATE will overwrite the redirected output from SYNC).