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

Syntax

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

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 "-G"

• Conditional expression using the operator "-O"

Although JP1/Advanced Shell supports the following conditional expressions, versions earlier than 11-00 do not support these conditional expressions so that these conditional expressions are provided as operands.

• Conditional expression using the operator "-h"

• Conditional expression using the operator "-L"

• Conditional expression using the operator "-ef"

Behavior if the action is not specified with this parameter varies depending on condition expressions.

-G, -O	Action is the same as when ERR is specified.
-h, -L, -ef	The result of condition evaluation is returned. If you specify L0 for the ADSH_LINK_SUPPORT environment variable, the action becomes the same as when ERR is specified.

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

Operands

{ h | G | L | O | ef }

Specify the conditional expression defining the operation if the evaluation is made.

• 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 }

Specify the behavior if the conditional expression is evaluated.

• 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.

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.