HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 208)

Omission
Multiple
specifica-
tion
#1
Meaning and specifiable values Entry name
Allowed Allowed
#4
Specifies the environment variables to be applied for execution
of the specified command.
• Only one environment variable is allowed per line.
• The name and value of an environment variable must be
separated by a one-byte equal sign (
= ).
• One environment variable definition can consist of up to
2048 characters.
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• If you omit the value for the environment variable, the envir-
onment variable is deleted. For example, the environment
variable
ABC is deleted when you specify ENV=ABC= .
• The ENV setting is valid only for the target command. Note
that the subsequent command does not inherit the setting
contents).
• Even if you specify an environment variable that contains a
percent sign (
% ), the contents are not extracted. For example,
if you specify ENV=ABC=%PATH% , the character string
%PATH% is specified in the environment variable ABC .
ENV
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Allowed
Not al-
lowed
Specifies the action to be performed in response to the return
value of the executed command. Specifiable values are as
follows:
TERMINATE_NZ (default)
Terminates script processing if a non-zero return value re-
turns.
IGNORE
Continue processing whatever may be returned for a return
value.
Error threshold value
Specify an integer in the range from 0 to 255 . If a return
value higher than the specified value is returned, script
processing terminates.
• Specify the value using one-byte characters.
• If the executing command times out, processing terminates if
TERMINATE_NZ or an error threshold value is specified, and
processing continues if IGNORE is specified.
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