task and property
Anil, You may be able to accomplish what you need by using the output
attribute of the task to specify an output file for the sql
statement, then use the task to load the value contained in
the output file into a property, then use the ant-contrib task to
test the value of the
Anil, You may be able to accomplish what you need by using the output attribute
of the task to specify an output file for the sql statement, then use the
task to load the value contained in the output file into a property,
then use the ant-contrib task to test the value of the property.
-Rob
"Jacob, Anil - MWT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have an sql task which checks the records in 3 tables. Is there a way
> I can set a property if the value in any of the tables is > 0? This
> property will be used for other tasks.
>
> Anil
Here is the path I would try:
The ant-contrib has a m