Script Function: Reads current system settings.
Syntax
GET_UC_SETTING (Setting,Component,Option)
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Description/Format |
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Setting |
The system setting that should be read. Format: AE name, script literal or script variable Allowed values:
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Component |
The system setting of a component to be read depending on the parameter Setting Format: AE name, script literal or script variable For WORKLOAD_ACTUAL_FT, WORKLOAD_ACTUAL_JOB, WORKLOAD_MAX_FT and WORKLOAD_MAX_JOB:
For SET_TRACE:
For SERVER_MODE:
For SERVER_OPTIONS:
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Option |
The value of an option or status of a specified Queue object to be read. Format: AE name, script literal or script variable Only specify this parameter if the setting is QUEUE and the value of a Queue object should be read. Allowed values:
Only specify this parameter if the setting is SET_TRACE and the component is an AE server process. Allowed values:
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Return Codes
The script function has the following returns codes depending on the parameters that you specify.
QUEUE
SERVER_MODE
SERVER_OPTIONS
SET_TRACE
WORKLOAD_ACTUAL_FT and WORKLOAD_ACTUAL_JOB
WORKLOAD_MAX_FT and WORKLOAD_MAX_JOB
Comments
Trace options are specified in the Administration perspective's Server category. The script function GET_UC_SETTING returns a 16-digit number, each number referring to one of the 16 available areas (such as TCP/IP).
The administrator can define the Server options in the variable UC_SYSTEM_SETTINGS by using the SERVER_OPTIONS key. The GET_UC_SETTING returns the complete string. To read a specific Server option, you can use the script elements MID, SUBSTR or STR_CUT.
GET_UC_SETTING causes all the script's open transactions to be written to the AE database.
Examples
The following example retrieves the maximum number of resources that the agent WIN01 provides for jobs. The result is written to the activation protocol.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(WORKLOAD_MAX_JOB, "WIN01")
:PRINT &RET#
The second example reads the trace options of the AE system AEPROD.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SET_TRACE, "AEPROD")
This example retrieves the type of the Server process AE#WP003.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SERVER_MODE, "AE#WP003")
The following scripting lines read the third digit of the Server options. This setting defines whether the statistical records should be checked when the system is cold booted.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SERVER_OPTIONS)
:SET &OPTION# = SUBSTR(&RET#,3,1)
The next example retrieves the current status of a Queue object and writes it to the activation protocol.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(QUEUE,QUEUE.JOBS,STATE)
:IF &RET# = 0
: PRINT "QUEUE.JOBS - Status = GO"
:ELSE
: PRINT "QUEUE.JOBS - Status = STOP"
:ENDIF
The following example reads the maximum slot of a Queue object and writes it to the activation protocol.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(QUEUE,QUEUE.JOBS,MAX_SLOTS)
: PRINT "Queue QUEUE.JOBS - Max Slots: &RET#"
These last examples read additional trace options for a current AE system.
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SET_TRACE, &$SYSTEM#, TRACE_TARGET)
: PRINT "Traces are being written into &RET#"
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SET_TRACE, &$SYSTEM#, MAX_BUFFER_SIZE)
: PRINT "The maximum buffer size for the memory trace is defined as followed: &RET#"
:SET &RET# = GET_UC_SETTING(SET_TRACE, &$SYSTEM#, SEARCH_TEXT)
: PRINT "The AE system has to search for the following text: &RET#"
See also:
Script element | Description |
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Changes the system settings while the system is running. |
Script Elements - System Conditions and Settings
About Scripts
Script Elements - Alphabetical Listing
Script Elements - Ordered by Function