Using the Advanced Variable Dependencies (ASV) panel
Use the Advanced Variable Dependencies (ASV) panel to create tests and equations to further qualify the event before it is automated by a Rule.
You can enter up to 512 characters of equation or comparison. You can also use the following operators:
Enter | Operation | Description |
|---|---|---|
+ | plus sign | add |
- | minus sign | subtract |
* | asterisk | multiply |
/ | forward slash | divide |
|| | double vertical lines | concatenate |
= | equal sign | equal |
< > | not equal | not equal |
< | less than | less than |
<= | less than or equal | less than or equal |
> | greater than | greater than |
>= | greater than or equal | greater than or equal |
( ) | used for grouping | parentheses |
All variable names that are used on the ASV panel must be preceded with an ampersand (&) to be considered a variable. The following figure shows an example of the ASV. In addition, you can use built-in Rules functions on this panel. See Using-Rules-functions for more information.
COMMAND ===> TGT --- DL72
Rule-set === AAORULXX Rule-id === ICH70001
Enter equation(s) and/or comparison(s) below (512 character maximum)
((&QSMFID=SYSA) AND (&IMFDAY=TUE) AND (&WORD3=DUMP))__________________________
OR____________________________________________________________________________
((&QSMFID=SYSB) AND (&IMFDAY=WED))____________________________________________
OR____________________________________________________________________________
(&QSMFID=SYSC)________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________
Notes: Operators include +, -, *, /, and || (concatenate)
Common comparators include =, <> (not equal), <, >, <=, and >=
All variables must be coded with a leading ampersand (&)
Use HELP (PF1) for more details.
Press END to return to SV with changes or CANCEL to cancel changes