using the mib load command, I note that some error messages, like the one I
described in my previous email, are non-fatal.
If, in my tcl script, I wanted to have "access" to that error message, how
the heck can I get at it?
For example,
"mib load <filename>" normally returns nothing, if there is no errors.
"mib load <filename>" might return: "<filename>: no parent <x> for node
<y>" if there was some non-fatal error processing the file.
However, TCL_ERROR is not really set in this case, and "catch" always
returns 0. If I wanted to "know" in my tcl script that I received such an
error, does anybody know how this can be done??
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the flurry of newbie questions.. (I do
check the faq.)
**
Michael Landman
Principal Network Engineer
Avici Systems, Inc. (978) 250-3344 x393
mlandman@avici.com http://www.avici.com
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