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MAC Script Converted to Windows. XARGS
I have this script which runs well on MAC:
findscu -S -k 0008,0020=20140101- -k 0008,0052=STUDY -k 0010,0020=102761 -k 0020,000d -aet RadTechServer_H -aec 422DRS507QOP 10.202.16.152 5010 2>&1 | grep StudyInstanceUID | sed 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\1/' | xargs -I {} movescu -S -k 0008,0052=STUDY -k 0020,000d={} -aet RadTechServer_H -aec 422DRS507QOP 10.202.16.152 5010
The parts that work in windows already without issue are pretty much everything except:
2>&1 | grep
| sed 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\1/' | xargs -I {}
Those sorts of things. I downloaded this https://github.com/bmatzelle/gow/wiki and it almost did it, but it started throwing grep: write errors:
So, what can I change to make that windows friendly. utlimately, I will have thousands of these lines each in a its own batch file and I want to just have them run....
findscu -S -k 0008,0020=20140101- -k 0008,0052=STUDY -k 0010,0020=102761 -k 0020,000d -aet RadTechServer_H -aec 422DRS507QOP 10.202.16.152 5010 2>&1 | grep StudyInstanceUID | sed 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\1/' | xargs -I {} movescu -S -k 0008,0052=STUDY -k 0020,000d={} -aet RadTechServer_H -aec 422DRS507QOP 10.202.16.152 5010
The parts that work in windows already without issue are pretty much everything except:
2>&1 | grep
| sed 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\1/' | xargs -I {}
Those sorts of things. I downloaded this https://github.com/bmatzelle/gow/wiki and it almost did it, but it started throwing grep: write errors:
So, what can I change to make that windows friendly. utlimately, I will have thousands of these lines each in a its own batch file and I want to just have them run....
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You can should be able to open a DOS prompt and use the commands if you set your environment path correctly. If you launch cygwin, then you should just use linux scripts. It should work just like linux.
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I couldn't get the DOS prompt to do it, but I can do it from the cygwin prompt which is sufficient. i will circle back and try to get it working from DOS alone as that would be most excellent for batch files. Thanks much!
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Sorry for delay on feedback. I got it working that day and failed to circle back on this.
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Also, I installed cygwin entirely, but it didn't add it to command line; rather, it was a very linux looking box, so if I use that one I will have to figure out how to launch .bat files from within it. Thoughts on that?