Yes, we have these outputs throughout various scripts.

Another way we have some things set up on our Unix platform is that we
create scripts and then run them through crontab - but it can also be done
through the admin schedule.

Ex:

script name - offsite_list.ksh

# Identify volumes to be moved offsite
DATE=$(date '+%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S')
PULLDATE=$(date '+%m%d%y_%H%M')
CHECKOUT_FILE=${DRM_TOP}/pull_list.${PULLDATE}
cat ${TOP_BIN}/pull_file1.txt > ${CHECKOUT_FILE}

Then in the ADSM schedule name, we use the "run script" command.

or we place it in crontab -

We use crontab when it is a process that we are not worried about stopping
if necessary - we use admin schedule when we want a faster means of control.

:0)

Terry