3.8.5 Details of execution environment syntax files (.SPU)

Figure 3-11 shows the format of an execution environment syntax file.

Figure 3‒11: Format of an execution environment syntax file

Description

Command line.

If the string indicating whether or not a trace file or a log file is to be output is specified in Windows format, the string is converted to UNIX format.
Work folder. When an execution environment file is converted to an execution environment syntax file, always set a blank for this item. When an execution environment syntax file is converted to an execution environment file, this value becomes effective. If a nonexistent folder name is specified, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.
Multiple startups enable. Specify 1 to allow multiple startups, or 0 to not allow multiple startups. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.
Startup type. Specify 0 for logon, or 1 for service. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Specify whether or not you are specifying the date for automatic startup. Specify 1 if you are specifying the date, or 0 if you are not. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Day of the week specification. Specify 1 if you are specifying the day of the week, or 0 if you are not. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#

Day of the week. Specify a value from 1 to 7. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#

Table 3‒26: Day of the week corresponding to specified value
Value	Day of the week
`1`	Monday
`2`	Tuesday
`3`	Wednesday
`4`	Thursday
`5`	Friday
`6`	Saturday
`7`	Sunday

Date specification. Specify 1 if you are specifying the date, or 0 if you are not. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Date. Specify a value from 1 to 31. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Time specification. Specify 1 if you are specifying the time, or 0 if you are not. If you specify any other value, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Time (hour). Specify a value from 0 to 23. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Time (minute). Specify a value from 0 to 59. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
End time. Specify the number of minutes that can elapse before the script file being executed is forcibly terminated. Specify a value from 0 to 1,440. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created. If 0 is specified, the system assumes that the end time is not specified.

This item is valid only for the Windows version of Script Converter.^#
Output destination folder for trace. If you specify a nonexistent folder, an analysis error occurs. When an execution environment file is converted to an execution environment syntax file, always set a blank for this item. When an execution environment syntax file is converted to an execution environment file, this value becomes effective. If a nonexistent folder name is specified, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file and the execution environment file is not created.
Maximum number of trace lines. Specify a value from 100 to 9,999. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.
Maximum number of trace columns. Specify a value from 128 to 1,024. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.
Maximum number of user trace rows. Specify a value from 100 to 9,999. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.
Maximum number of user trace columns. Specify a value from 128 to 1,024. If you specify a value outside this range, a syntax error occurs during conversion to the execution environment file, and the execution environment file is not created.

#: If this item is specified in the UNIX version of an execution environment syntax file, the default value is used during conversion from the execution environment file (.SPV).

Other

The description rules for execution environment syntax files are as follows:

Any items can be omitted, and the default value is assumed for the items that are not specified.
If the same item is specified more than once, the value specified last is effective.
The items can be specified in any order.
Any line that begins with # is treated as a comment line.

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