An operating command result data file stores the data returned to the UAP as the command execution result when using the operating command simulator. A single file contains all the data required for the number of executions of the dc_adm_call_command function in one service.

Create an operating command result data file for each service.

(a) File structure

(b) File contents

Item		Position	Length (bytes)	Contents
Header	Operating command result code	0	4	Result code value set in the stat argument of the dc_adm_call_command function
	Character string length for standard output	4	4	Length of character strings (including null characters) output to standard output (0-2147483647)
	Character string length for standard error output	8	4	Length of character strings (including null characters) output to standard error output (0-2147483647)
Character string for standard output		12	n	Value set in the outmsg argument of the dc_adm_call_command function. (Includes the final null character. If no null characters are added, the last character is replaced with a null character.) The specified value is ignored when zero is specified as the character string length for standard output.
Character string for standard error output		--	n	Value set in the errmsg argument of the dc_adm_call_command function. (Includes the final null character. If no null characters are added, the last character is replaced with a null character.) The specified value is ignored when zero is specified as the character string length for standard error output.

Legend:

--: Not applicable

(c) Notes

• An operating command result data file for the offline tester can also be used. However, when the dc_adm_call_command function is issued more than once in a service, all the data (files) for the number of executions must be edited into a single file by the cat command.
• Add a null character to the end of the character strings for standard output and standard error output. If no null character is specified, the last character in the string is replaced with a null character. If 0 is specified as the character string length, the specified string is ignored.
• When issuing operating commands by SEND statement in a DML, specify the data part as follows:
  

  Character string length for standard output:

  Specify 0.

  Character string length for standard error output:

  Specify 0 (when standard error output is not available).