HP XP P9000 RAID Manager Reference Guide (T1610-96061, January 2014)

DescriptionOption
• @C#?x
A variable that can be specified within exe="…" to print the C#? variable as hexadecimal
strings by adding 0x.
• @@
A variable that can be specified within exe="…" to print the @ character.
Uses to specify the following comparison operation. Variables in the field are operated in 64 bit
integers.
operators
(-operator:)
The numerical values in the field strings are "1234..." or "0x1234..." format without octal code.
• -eq:
Treats the target as character strings or integers by comparing with "==". When "@C#/C#"
is specified in the left side of an equation, this is treated as character strings. When
"@C#?/C#+/L/C/R" is specified in it, this is treated as integers.
• -ne:
Treats the target as character strings or integers by comparing with "!=". When "@C#/C#"
is specified in the left side of an equation, this is treated as character strings. When
"@C#?/C#+/L/C/R" is specified in it, this is treated as integers.
• -gt:
Treats the target as integers by comparing with ">".
• -ge:
Treats the target as integers by comparing with ">=".
• -lt:
Treats the target as integers by comparing with "<".
• -le:
Treats the target as integers by comparing with "<=".
Uses to specify the following arithmetical operation. Variables in the field are operated in 64 bit
integers.
operators
(=operator:)
The numerical values in the field strings are "1234..." or "0x1234..." format without octal code.
• =ad:
Treats the target as integers by operating with "+ (Addition)".
• =sb:
Treats the target as integers by operating with "- (Subtraction)".
• =ml:
Treats the target as integers by operating with "* (Multiplication)".
• =dv:
Treats the target as integers by operating with "/ (Division)".
• =st:
Treats the target as integers by substituting with "= (Setting)".
Uses to specify the following logical operation for the result of the comparison operation.operators
(-operator)
• -o
Judges the result of the comparison operation as the "Logical OR".
• -a
Judges the result of the comparison operation as the "Logical AND".
• -n
Inverts the result of the comparison operation. (TRUE becomes FALSE, FALSE becomes TRUE.)
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