:BEGIN_EXT_INTERPRETERS... :END_EXT_INTERPRETERS

ScriptEigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine Statements: They are used to mark the beginning and end of the external interpreter's script in the Process Tab of Windows and UNIX JobVerarbeitung auf einem Zielsystem. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. objects and are dependent on the system variables UC_EXT_INTERPRETERS_WIN and UC_EXT_INTERPRETERS_UNIX respectively.

Syntax

:BEGIN_EXT_INT[ERPRETERS]
External Interpreter Script
:END_EXT_INT[EPRETERS]

Value	Description/Format
External Interpreter Script	Contains the script to be used for the external interpreter. The script format is entirely dependent on the external interpreter called.

Comments

To be able to use the relevant script of an external interpreter in a Job object, you have to define the external interpreters using the system variables UC_EXT_INTERPRETERS_WINDOWS and UC_EXT_INTERPRETERS_UNIX respectively.

You can use more than one external interpreter with this script statement. In that case, use them sequentially. Several external interpreter scripts (of the same or a different external interpreter type) may not cascade or overlap.

Scripts used in the Process Tab of a Job object (JOBS) will be overridden by the respective script entries in the parent Workflow"Ermöglicht das Hinzufügen, Anordnen, Verknüpfen, Definition von Eigenschaften und Entfernen von Aufgaben eines Workflows. Ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. [Früher ""AblaufPlan"" und ""JobPlan"" gennant.]" object, in case the Job object is part of a workflow.

Should you want to store return values or data in user defined variables, use the script statement :REGISTER_VARIABLE.

Examples

The following example shows a Perl script, which will not only print all file names, number of all files and number of all text files, but also store these values in the variables defined with :REGISTER_VARIABLE.

! Transfer resource file (perl library) from DB to agent
:ATTACH_RES "STORE_LIB", "FUNC1", C

! Prepare resource file path string
:SET &cachepath# = STR_SUB("&$AGENT_RESOURCES_CLIENT#", "\", "\\")
:SET &funcfile# = STR_CAT(&cachepath#,"func.pl")

:BEGIN_EXT_INTERPRETERS perl

# include transferred file
require "&funcfile#";

# Call function "myadd" of library file and print out result
my $val1 = 10;
my $val2 = myadd($val1);
print "calculated via lib function = $val2";

:END_EXT_INTERPRETERS perl