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STATUS FunctionThe STATUS function returns the single status character of the previous command: S = Success, E = Error.Successful execution of the following commands leave the previous command status intact: CONTINUE,EXIT, GOTO, QUIT, and TEXT. This gives the user the ability to position within a script (for example, to anerror processing section) without clearing the status from previous failures. If any of these commands fail, anerror status is set. A status return specified by EXIT or QUIT (for example, EXIT ERROR) will overrideprevious command status.The status returned from a LOCAL or REMOTE command is the result of the NetEx/eFT LOCAL orREMOTE command and not the completion code set by the resulting host command. To check the status ofthe host command, use the variables {status:local} or {status:remote}. If LOCAL or REMOTE commandexecution is not supported on the requested host, the status() function will be set to ‘E’.Format:Examples:status()To display the output of the status function:eFT> text {status()}eFT: STo display the status of the last command:eFT> text Last Command {eqs(status(),"S","Succeeded","Failed")}eFT: Last Command SucceededDefine the input prompt to signal a message when an error has occurred:eFT> set input prompt {} {nes(status(),"S","Error ")}eFT>With the above definition, issue an invalid command and then a valid command to test the new prompt:eFT> oopseFT: Invalid command 'oops' (UA-4708).Error eFT> text Correct the PrompteFT: Correct the PrompteFT>Page 86 Advanced Local User’s Guide REF-eFT213-R5.4-08
TIME FunctionThe TIME function returns the system time of the local host.Format:Where:numExamples:time([num])this is a number that specifies the format of the time. For the TIME function:0 = HH:MM:SS1 = HHMMSSWhere H = Hours; M = Minutes; S = Seconds. Specifying a value other than 0 or 1 returns anull string. Default is 0.Output the time without the colon separator:eFT> text The Time is: {time(1)}eFT: The Time is: 142448Output the time:eFT> text The Time is: {time()}eFT: The Time is: 14:24:48Redefine the input prompt to prompt with the system time:eFT> set input prompt {} {time()}>14:25:04>The empty braces ({}) in the above example are needed to disable string substitution until each prompt is displayed.The new system time is then evaluated each time the prompt is displayed.REF-eFT213-R5.4-08 Advanced Local User’s Guide Page 87
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IntroductionNetEx/eFT OverviewThe N
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Page 92 and 93: CHR FunctionThe CHR function return
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Page 144 and 145: CONTINUE CommandDescriptionThe CONT
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SEND CommandDescriptionThe SEND com
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SET CommandDescriptionThis form of
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SET ALIAS CommandDescriptionThe SET
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SET HOST CommandDescriptionThe SET
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DEBUGON Alias Command & DBGON scrip
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EDit Alias CommandDescriptionEdit a
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LEDit Alias CommandDescriptionInvok
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SET LOgin Alias CommandDescriptionA
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SRD Alias CommandDescriptionA short
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TSO Alias CommandDescriptionThe TSO
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BYE Alias CommandDescriptionThe BYE
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CLOSE Alias CommandDescriptionThe C
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DIR Alias CommandDescriptionThe DIR
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GET Alias CommandDescriptionThe GET
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PUT Alias CommandDescriptionThe PUT
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ExampleEncrypting passwords stored
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EFT213-9003 Wildcard processing err
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MUX213-8003 Could not find PROCESS:
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