I am currently using Stable baselines3 A2C. Somehow model.learn() keeps making folders with name of SB3-{current date and time} for each episode. How can I fix this?
I figured out that model.learn() runs setup_learn() function and this asserts logger to create SB3-{date} folders. Just turning off the line mkdir in configure function will fix the problem.
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When I do actions list it's there but for some reason it saying object not found and this is happening on the live server. file.dump_from_b64 works locally if I created a walker init and using it to test. The issue doesn't make sense.
Oh, you shouldn't use the variable name file alongside referencing the file Jaseci action set.
Try
for f in files:
...
instead of
for file in files:
I would like to be able to create a list ,array, of file names on a folder so that I can use PeopleCode to loop through them and delete files that match a pattern and are in a date range.
I'm pretty sure I have the last half of that, matching a pattern and in a date range, but I do not know how to get the list on remote servers. I can do it on our local servers, but not remote ones.
I had hoped that this would work:
Local object &files = CreateJavaObject("java.io.File", SFO_DEL_FTP_AET.FTPDIRECTORY | "*.*");
But I don't think it is working.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks,
JPS
You can use Java to access/modify the files in a directory. Try:
Local JavaObject instead of Local object
We created a PS component to view, upload, and delete files in an App Server directory. You can see how we did it here:
https://github.com/cy2hq/PeopleSoft-Directory-Viewer
Needs some help. We run PowerShell scripts using a configuration script.
e.g. .\folderA\TheConfigurationScript .\scriptThatDoesAllTheWork.ps1
The issue is that in the directory where scriptThatDoesAllTheWork.ps1 is located there are number of other scripts.
If I accidentally add a space before scriptThatDoesAllTheWork.ps1 all scripts located in that folder are executed
e.g. .\folderA\TheConfigurationScript
.\ scriptThatDoesAllTheWork.ps1
All variables therefore defined in folderA\TheConfigurationScript are available to scriptThatDoesAllTheWork.ps1 that does all the work
Is there any way to avoid this behaviour
Thanks in advance
Thanks to mclayton. I had a get-childitem that would return all the files in case of space. In case this helps anyone
Here is my problem. I'm running TestRunner from command line in order not to launch SoapUI client. (anyway, same problem occurs when running TR straight from client, so not sure if worth mentioning but anyways...). I do it this way:
testrunner <path_to_project> -r -a -f <path_to_reports> & pause
In one of my TC I retrieve data from DB, then save it to project properties this way:
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("key", value);
Then I use it in next steps which works fine. The problem appears in other TC where, firstly, I get filename from my project properties, this way:
def oldFilename = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue("FILE_NAME");
Then I want to use it, rename it and save to project properties again, so that it would be ready for next launch. I do it the same way:
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("FILE_NAME", newFilename);
It seems to be not saving/storing this value. Is there any way to fix this?
If you modify anything in your project, and you want to preserve that from one run to the next, use the -S (uppercase) switch.
Documentation is your friend. :)
Is there a way to specify the current working directory for the system command executed by the function module SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE?
I do not see any parameter which would allow me to do that either by defining the command in transaction SM69 or on the list of IMPORTING parameters in SE37.
It looks like by default such commands are started in DIR_HOME which can be viewed by the transaction AL11. Do I have any control over that?
There isn't a way of doing it via `SM69' unfortunately. I think the only solution is to create a script and call that.
I was going to suggest wrapping the statements in a SM69 command defined as a call to sh with parameters of -c 'cd <dir> && /path/to/command' but unfortunately that doesn't work. According to note 401095 wildcards are not permitted. When I tested, && was translated into a single &, causing the command to fail.
Would be good if you access this information using FM FILE_GET_NAME_USING_PATH (export the script name for which you want to find the physical directory).
The recieving path can be used in SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE.
Because the external commands I called were actually .bat files I solved this by putting the following expression at the beginning of each and every one.
cd /d %~dp0
This Stackoverflow question helped a lot actually.