UNSUPPORT_TEST parameter (defines the handling of an unsupported conditional expression) (Windows only)

Format

#-adsh_conf UNSUPPORT_TEST {h|G|L|O|ef} {ERR|TRUE|FALSE}

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Description

This parameter specifies the handling of a conditional expression that is not supported by JP1/Advanced Shell in a Windows environment. The following are the conditional expressions that are not supported by JP1/Advanced Shell in a Windows environment:

• Conditional expression using the operator -h

• Conditional expression using the operator -G

• Conditional expression using the operator -L

• Conditional expression using the operator -O

• Conditional expression using the operator -ef

If a conditional expression that is not supported by JP1/Advanced Shell is to be evaluated but its handling is not specified in this parameter, the conditional expression will be handled in the same manner as when ERR is specified.

For details about the conditional expressions, see 5.2.2 Conditional expressions.

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Operands

{ h | G | L | O | ef }

Specifies a conditional expression that is not supported by JP1/Advanced Shell in a Windows environment.

• h

  Indicates a conditional expression that uses the operator -h.

• G

  Indicates a conditional expression that uses the operator -G.

• L

  Indicates a conditional expression that uses the operator -L.

• O

  Indicates a conditional expression that uses the operator -O.

• ef

  Indicates a conditional expression that uses the operator -ef.

{ ERR | TRUE | FALSE }

Specifies the handling of the unsupported conditional expression in a Windows environment.

• ERR

  Output an error message and terminate the job.

• TRUE

  Output an information message and assume that the conditional expression is correct.

• FALSE

  Output an information message and assume that the conditional expression is not correct.

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Notes

• If this parameter is defined for a given conditional expression in both the system environment file and the job environment file, the definition in the job environment file takes effect.

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