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Omit
Multiple
specifica-
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Meaning and specifiable values Entry name
Allowed Not allowed
Specifies the action to be performed in response to the return value of the executed
command. Specifiable values are as follows:
TERMINATE_NZ (default)
Terminates script processing if a non-zero return value returns.
IGNORE
Continue processing whatever may be returned for a return value.
Error threshold value
Specify an integer in the range from 0 to 255. If a return value higher than
the specified value is returned, script processing terminates.
• Specify the value using one-byte characters.
• If the executing command times out, processing terminates if TERMINATE_NZ
or an error threshold value is specified, and processing continues if IGNORE
is specified.
END_CODE
Allowed Not allowed
Specifies the command timeout value. Specifiable values are as follows:
Timeout value (in seconds)
• The range of specifiable values is from 0 to 86400.
• Use one-byte numeric characters only.
• No timeout will occur if 0 is specified here.
NOWAIT
Once a command starts successfully, there is no wait for the command to finish.
With this specification, the command return value becomes 0. The default is 600
(10 minutes).
TIMEOUT
Allowed Not allowed
Specifies the execution server of the specified command. Specifiable values are
as follows:
LOCAL (default)
Executes the specified command on the local server.
REMOTE
Executes the specified command on the backup server. This value can be
specified if you check Mount the replica volumes in the Create Replica Wizard.
LOCATION
Allowed Not allowed
Specifies whether the script can be executed based on the execution status of the
parent command (command that calls the script). Specifiable values are as follows:
NORMAL (default)
Executes the command specified in CMDLINE only if the execution status of
the parent command is NORMAL .
ERROR
Executes the command specified in CMDLINE only if the execution status of
the parent command is ERROR . The execution result of the parent command
becomes ERROR regardless of the script result.
ANY
Always executes the command specified in CMDLINE . If the execution status
of the parent command is ERROR , the execution result of the parent command
becomes ERROR regardless of the script result.
In the [PRE_PROC] section, specify ANY or NORMAL . If you specify ERROR , the
commands in the [PRE_PROC] section will not be executed.
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