:INCLUDE

ScriptEigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine Statement: Integrates an IncludeScript, das häufig und in mehreren Objekten verwendet wird. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. object into a script.

Syntax

:INC[LUDE] Include Object [OldString = NewString], [NOFOUND=IGNORE], [EXT_REPORT=OFF]

Syntax	Description/Format
Include Object	The name of the Include object that should be integrated Enter the complete name of the Include object. Script variables are not allowed.
OldString	The string of the Include object's script that should be replaced by NewString Format: script literal
NewString	The string that should replace OldString from the script of the Include object. Format: script literal Maximum 50 characters
NOFOUND=IGNORE	No error occurs when the specified Include object canot be found.
EXT_REPORT=OFF	Include object contents are not logged in extended reports. A comment line is output instead.

Comments

Many objects use identical processing steps in their scripts. Because of Include objects, they do not have to be written and maintained in every single script. Include objects contain often used script parts.

Use the statement :INC to address an Include object from a different object. Whenever an object containing this script statement is activated, the Include object's script is integrated.

OldString and NewString are optional parameters. They can be used to replace an Include object's string by another one. Replacements are only valid for the current generation and do not change the Include object itself.

Examples

This example shows how an Include object is integrated. The string "$MM." specified in the Include object obtains the new name "$MMTEST".

:INC MM.FILEASSIGNMENTS "$MM." = "$MMTEST."

In the next example, a user Include is called. No error occurs if it does not exist.

:INCLUDE HEADER.WINDOWS.USER.HEAD ,NOFOUND=IGNORE

Logging the contents of the Include object to extended reports is suppressed in the example shown below.

:INC MM.FILEASSIGNMENTS ,EXT_REPORT=OFF