6.7.4 Setting variables dialog box

The Setting variables dialog is displayed for adding a new variable by pressing Add or editing an existing variable by pressing Edit in the AJS3 - View custom input items or Environment variables for the execution host.

Figure 6‒11: Setting variables dialog box for the AJS3 - View custom input items

Figure 6‒12: Setting variables dialog box for the Environment variables for the execution host

The following shows the display items and input restrictions for the Setting variables dialog box:

Variable name

When the system is started with the AJS3 - View custom input items, enter a variable name in the ?CSAExxxx? format with xxxx replaced with the desired value. This variable stores the standard output details entered on the details definition screen of the service linkage job of JP1/AJS3 - View and sets information to be passed. When the system is started with the Environment variables for the execution host, enter the name of the variable that stores the value of the environment variable set on the execution host and sets the information to be passed.

AJS3 - View custom input items

This item is displayed only when you click the Add or Edit button in AJS3 ? View custom input items.

Label

Enter the label name of the input item on the detailed definition screen of the service linkage job of JP1/AJS3 - View.

String length

Enter the input string length in the detail definition screen of the service linkage job of JP1/AJS3 - View.

Prohibited characters

Enter characters with a regular expression that are to be prohibited to input on the details definition screen of service linkage jobs of JP1/AJS3 - View.

Available regular expressions are those that can be used in the .NET Framework. For details, see the related documents provided by Microsoft Corporation.

Environment variable name

This item is displayed only when Add or Edit is pressed in Environment variables for the execution host.

Enter an environment variable name to be stored in the variable.

OK button

Click this button to register the variable with the entered information.

Cancel button

Closes the Setting variable dialog box without doing anything.

No.	Display item	Input format	Input restriction	Required/Not required	Assumed value
1	Variable name	Text box	Character string within 58 bytes. A to Z (uppercase alphabetical letters) and 0 to 9 (Arabic numbers) are available.	Required	None
2	Label	Text box	Character string within 60 bytes.	Required	None
3	String length	Text box	A numerical value between 1 and 19,500.	Required	None
4	Prohibited characters	Text box	Character string within 95 bytes.	Not required	None
5	Environment variable name	Text box	Character string within 64 bytes.	Required	None

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