10.3 Script development parts

Script development parts are job definition scripts in the function format provided by JP1/Advanced Shell. General-purpose processes for such as the acquisition of a character string where blanks have been deleted, acquisition of the date and the number of days elapsed, and acquisition of the file size can be brought up as a function.

Script development parts are stored in the following location:

For the execution environment of Windows:

• Installation-folder\JP1ASE\parts\en

• Installation-folder\JP1ASE\parts\ja

For the development environment of Windows:

• Installation-folder\JP1ASD\parts\en

• Installation-folder\JP1ASD\parts\ja

For the execution environment of UNIX:

• /opt/jp1as/parts/en

• /opt/jp1as/parts/ja

Comments in English are included in the script development parts in the en directory. Comments in Japanese are included in the script development parts in the ja directory. Only the comments are different as the functions are the same.

The encoding of the files of the provided script development parts is as follows:

Table 10‒2: Encoding of the files of the script development parts

OS	Encoding
Linux	UTF-8
AIX
HP-UX
Solaris
Windows	SJIS

For detailed procedures for using these script development parts, see 2.6.22 Preparation for using script development parts.

Behavior when script development parts are modified cannot be guaranteed.

Organization of this section

• 10.3.1 getArrayIndex (gets an index based on the value of array)

• 10.3.2 isEmptyVar (evaluates to a null variable)

• 10.3.3 isInitVar (evaluates initialization of variable)

• 10.3.4 sortArray (sorts array data)

• 10.3.5 deleteSpace (gets the character string without space)

• 10.3.6 getStrLen (gets the number of characters of character string)

• 10.3.7 getStrPos (gets the position of character string)

• 10.3.8 isLowerStr (evaluates half-width lowercase character of the character string)

• 10.3.9 isUpperStr (verifies half-width uppercase character of the character string)

• 10.3.10 isNumericStr (evaluates numeric characters)

• 10.3.11 cmpDate (compares date)

• 10.3.12 getCalcDate (gets the calculated date)

• 10.3.13 getDate (gets the current date)

• 10.3.14 getDateDiff (gets the number of elapsed days)

• 10.3.15 getDay (gets day from date)

• 10.3.16 getHour (gets hour from time)

• 10.3.17 getMinute (gets minute from time)

• 10.3.18 getMonth (gets month from date)

• 10.3.19 getSecond (gets second from time)

• 10.3.20 getTime (gets the current time)

• 10.3.21 getWeekday (gets weekday from date)

• 10.3.22 getYear (gets year from date)

• 10.3.23 isLeapYear (evaluates to a leap year)

• 10.3.24 getFileMTime (gets date and time of file and directory)

• 10.3.25 getFileSize (gets size of file)

• 10.3.26 isDir (evaluates existence of directory)

• 10.3.27 isEmptyDir (evaluates existence of contents of directory)

• 10.3.28 isFileOrDir (evaluates existence of File Directory)

• 10.3.29 isNormalFile (evaluates existence of a regular file)

• 10.3.30 arrayToCsv (outputs a value of two-dimensional array to CSV data)

• 10.3.31 convCsvSep (converts the delimiter of CSV data)

• 10.3.32 csvToArray (stores the two-dimensional array of CSV data)

• 10.3.33 getCsvColumn (gets a column in consideration of blank line of CSV data)

• 10.3.34 searchCsvColumn (gets a record with the search for specific column of CSV data)

• 10.3.35 getJsonValue (gets a value corresponding to the name of JSON data)

• 10.3.36 getXmlAttrValue (obtains an attribute value of elements of XML data)

• 10.3.37 getXmlDecl (gets the XML declaration)

• 10.3.38 getXmlElem (obtains contents of elements of XML data)

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