Hi

I am trying to run some set of commands whenever newgrp command is run. Problem with newgrp is that it opens up a new shell. So I am trying to run some clearcase commands within newgrp by making use of here-doc. Now this works fine without me trying to guide the error into an error log. If I don't use the piping as I have done below, this works fine. 

system ("newgrp ankoor <<BLAH\n  cleartool setview -exec \"cleartool l
+n -s  $rtl_compiles_dir/$new_release $topsim_dir/SIMULIBS/vcsmx/$new_
+release\" $view_name
\n 2>>$0.ERR") if (!$flag_link);

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I want to find a way to make the above command work or a suitable alternative would do.

In reply to system command with here-doc by amudelka

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