6.2.23 Displaying a variable's value (print command)
The print command displays the value of a variable in the job definition script. You display a variable's value by specifying its variable name in the argument. The abbreviation for the print command is p. The following shows the format of the print command:
print variable-name
The following describes the print command's processing.
- When the print command argument is specified
If the specified variable is defined, the command displays its value. The following shows the display format:
variable-value
variable-value: Value of the specified variable. If there is no value, <No value> is displayed.
If the variable is undefined, the command outputs an error message.
- When the print command argument is omitted
The command outputs an error message.
- Notes:
If the job definition script is not being run by the run command, an error results because variable information has not been specified.
If you specify an array for the variable name, specify an array element.
Do not attach a dollar sign ($) to a variable name.
- Examples
- Display the value of variable a
(adshdb) print a
- Display the value of variable b[1] (array)
(adshdb) print b[1]
- If the value of variable "c[0][1]" (two-dimensional array) is displayed
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(adshdb) print c[0][1]