Supervising the Network

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Customizing the User Environment
Identifier Variables
Using Identifier Variables
When using identifier variables in login script commands, observe the
following conventions:
• Identifier variables are used most often with commands such as IF…THEN,
MAP, and WRITE. They can also be used with commands for which you can
Miscellaneous ACCESS_SERVER
ERROR_LEVEL
%n
Shows whether the access server is functional
(TRUE=functional, FALSE=not functional).
An error number (0=no errors).
Replaced by parameters the user enters at the
command line with the LOGIN utility. For more
information, see “Using LOGIN Parameters with
%n Variables” in this chapter.
Object properties property name You can use property values of NDS objects as
variables. Use the property values just as you do
any other identifier variable. If the property value
includes a space, enclose the name in quotation
marks.
To use a property name with a space within a
WRITE statement, you must place it at the end of
the quoted string:
WRITE “Given name=%GIVEN_NAME”
IF “%MESSAGE SERVER”=”MS1” THEN
MAP INS S16:=MS1\SYS:EMAIL
To see a list of object properties, see Appendix A,
“NDS and Bindery Objects and Properties,” of
Utilities Reference. Not all properties are
supported.
Table 5-6 Login Script Identifier Variables
Category Identifier Variable Function