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Written by Dream Dancer
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Nov 25, 2007 at 08:10 PM |
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These are used to determine if a Record exists in a logfile, or an entry matching a search pattern exists at a particluar entry number in the log.
| $FILESYSTEM: If file {#0} does not exist |
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TRUE if FileName does not exist. This is also in the Misc Checks.
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| $FILESYSTEM: If file {#0} exists |
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TRUE if FileName exists. This is also in the Misc Checks.
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| $LOGFILE: if logfile {#0} contains {#1} compared to {#2} entries in record {#3} |
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0 FileName |
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&1 Compare/Less Than,More Than,Exactly,Not This Many |
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To This |
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Record |
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$LOGFILE: if logfile {#0} contains {#1} compared to {#2} entries in record {#3} Like below, it checks for the number of entries in a single record, and if true, continues processing the command. |
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| $LOGFILE: if logfile {#0} contains {#1} compared to {#2} records |
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0 FileName |
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&1 Compare/Less Than,More Than,Exactly,Not This Many |
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To This |
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$LOGFILE: if logfile {#0} contains {#1} compared to {#2} records The parameter {#1} is a selector for one of four possible outcomes, Less Than, More Than, Exactly, Not This Many, or the last one could also be termed Not Exact. This checks for the number of records in a log file and based on the comparision, either allows the command to continue processing, or bails the processor on failure. |
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| if {#0} is not on the list in file {#1} |
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$LOG system, TRUE if a Record isn't in the file. |
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| if {#0} is on the list in file {#1} |
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$LOG system, TRUE if a Record is in the file. |
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| if element {#0} in record {#1} in file {#2} is like {#3} |
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Element Number |
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Record Name |
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FileName |
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Compared to (text) |
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$LOG system, TRUE if a particular Entry (referenced by number) in under Record is LIKE the text it compares it against. Currently, the engines Option Compare mode is BINARY, this produces a sort order of: A < B < E < Z < a < b < e < z < À < Ê < Ø < à < ê < ø HOWEVER, the comparision is done caseless internally, so the net result is that ALPHONSE is like alphonse. |
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| if element {#0} in record {#1} in file {#2} is not like {#3} |
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Element Number |
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Record Name |
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FileName |
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Compared to (text) |
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$LOG system, TRUE if a particular Entry by number under Record is not LIKE the text it compares it against. |
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Last Updated ( Feb 20, 2010 at 08:40 PM )
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