Hi, I am a graduate student. I am trying to run GAMS on our university
servers, since I don’t have a license. However I want to pipe my
output to a text file.
So I followed the following command:
gams rough > log.txt &
where rough is the GAMS file. Somehow GAMS is preventing me from
piping. Hence I was wondering if anyone have come across this problem
and if you guys have a solution it would be great. Thanks.
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Hello,
Pipes work with stdout, but GAMS sends the log to /dev/tty by default,
not to stdout. To output to stdout, do
gams rough lo=3
This can be piped. However, you can skip the pipe and redirect to a
file by doing
gams rough lo=2
which writes to rough.log. To rename the log file, use the logfile
option, (short version: lf), like this:
gams rough lo=2 lf=log.txt
-Steve
On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 4:49 PM, mahesh kanna ramaraj
wrote:
Hi, I am a graduate student. I am trying to run GAMS on our university
servers, since I don’t have a license. However I want to pipe my
output to a text file.
So I followed the following command:
gams rough > log.txt &
where rough is the GAMS file. Somehow GAMS is preventing me from
piping. Hence I was wondering if anyone have come across this problem
and if you guys have a solution it would be great. Thanks.
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