[kadir_kilicoglu]

Thank for your suggestions rocuinneagain I’ll definitely try to adapt them in my context but please note that we can neither assume a 4-character root or the first non-capital letter as a suffix.

Instead, do you think that the SSR function might work? That is actually the challenge somehow go over each data line for each conversion line pattern matching in the most optimized way.

[kadir_kilicoglu]

I copied this answer from your other question:

Hello Angela,

In your cronjob, you can start a script like;

0 12 * * * sh /<path-to-your-script>/<your-script>.sh >> <path-to-your-output-log>/cronout.log 2>&1 &

 

 

Then in this script file you can go with something like this;

 

#!/usr/bin/env bash . <any-source-or-config-file-you-need-in-your-q-process>

cd <to-your-q-script-folder> /home/<your-user>/q/l64/q <your-q-script>.q > <your-log-file-location>_$(date +’%Y.%m.%dT%H:%M:%S’).log 2>&1 &

 

 

Notice the ampersand at the end; that ampersand will keep your process alive until you explicitly call exit in your q script.

Hope this helps.