Activation Project Editor Command Structure Tab
Use the Command Structure tab to define the default CLI request structure for CLI action processors in the Request tab. Except for the Command Auto-Parsing check box, the fields in the following table can take one of the values described in the subsequent table:
Field | Use |
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Command Auto-Parsing |
Select to enable automatic parsing of the CLI commands you enter for all new action processors. If not selected, you must manually parse the commands. |
Header Body Separator |
Defines the separator between the header and the rest of the CLI command. |
Parameter Separator |
Defines the separator between parameters. |
Parameter Name-Value Separator |
Defines the separator between a parameter and its value. |
Compound Parameter Encloser |
Defines the separator that encloses compound parameters. |
Compound Parameter Index Separator |
Defines the separator between members of a compound parameter. |
Command Tail |
Defines the character at the end of the CLI command. |
End of Command Control Character |
Defines the command control character or string at the end of the CLI command: for example, a carriage return or a line-feed character. |
The following table describes the field values in the Command Structure tab.
Value | Use |
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NONE |
Select if the CLI command does not use the element. |
: COLON |
Select if the element should be a colon. |
, COMMA |
Select if the element should be a comma. |
. DOT |
Select if the element should be a period. |
= EQUAL |
Select if the element should be the equals sign. |
; SEMI_COLON |
Select if the element should be a semicolon. |
SPACE |
Select if the element should be a space. |
CARRIAGE |
Select if the element should be a carriage return. |
NEW LINE |
Select if the element should be a new line. |
Ctrl+C |
Select if the element should be the Ctrl+C key combination. |
OTHER |
Select if the element requires one or more characters not specified in this list. When selected, a field appears next to the list in which you enter one or more special characters. For example, if the End of Command Control Character is the word COMMIT, you could specify this using the OTHER option. |