Start, Work variables – HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software User Manual
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Start
The Start command allows you to declare the beginning of a script and check whether the connected
storage system is proper.
The format of the Start command is: Start $Script=“HRC”,$Svr=xxxxx (xxxxx : S/N of the connected
storage system).
If the S/N input to $Svr is different from the S/N of the connected storage system, the script will
be aborted.
The conditions and how to use the Start command are as follows.
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The Start command must be described on the first line of the script.
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The Start statement must appear at every script.
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The Start statement cannot include a comment statement, an empty statement or a blank
statement.
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If the S/N of the connected storage system is less than a 5-digit number (for example, 00102),
input the valid digits only. Start $Script=“HRC”,$Svr=102
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If you want to execute the script without checking the S/N of connected storage system, do
not input any numbers for $Svr between double-quatation marks (""). Start
$Script=“HRC”,$Svr=""
Work Variables
There are two types of work variables: list type, and non-list type. All work variables are initialized
before a script is executed.
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Numeric work variables may have a value between 0x0000 and 0xffff. Numeric work variables
are initialized with 0.
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A non-list string work variable may have a string with length up to 150 bytes. A list string
work variable may have strings with length up to 16 bytes each. String work variables are
initialized with a null string whose length is 0.
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A list work variable may have up to 1024 items. A non-list work variable is a constant. List
work variables are initialized as empty (no items).
The work variable is part of an execution statement in a script.
provides
a description and the storage type of each work variable statement for list and non-list types.
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