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Writing Technician Interface Scripts

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In the following script, if the user does not press Return before the time speciﬁed

for SYS_IO_TIMEOUT has elapsed,

nothing entered appears on the user’s

console:

let SYS_IO_TIMEOUT = 10

setenv ans “$<Enter your name: >”

echo “Your name is $ans”

if “$ans” = “” then; \

echo “nothing entered”

To change the timeout back to an indeﬁnite waiting period, use the following

command:

unsetenv SYS_IO_TIMEOUT

For more information about using the commands in the preceding examples, see

Chapter 2.

Accessing MIB Information

The Technician Interface script facility allows you to assign the value of a MIB

attribute to a variable. Using the syntax

, you can refer

to the following types of MIB variables:

• Counter variables, which keep track of how many times an event occurs.

• Display string variables, which specify a piece of information stored in ASCII

characters, and which the system can display for the user to read. The string

must be shorter than 255 characters.

• Gauge variables, which keep track of values that ﬂuctuate.

• Integer variables, which specify information in the form of a simple integer.

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