We had tried BACKEND VARA , however were unclear about the “Result
format” , could you help me with example ? if possible use echo $SHELL or ps –p
?
Entries in the "Columns" have to follow a certain syntax :
ColumnName:<starting point>(length)
For instance:
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Will return results in a single column named "Result", starting with character '1' and 255 characters long:
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You can choose to set different columns with different starting points and lengths so the output is easier to read, and different values can be read with GET_VAR(&HND#,column number) - or PREP_PROCESS_VAR(&HND#,column number).
Syntax has to be like this:
Column1Name:<starting point>(length);Column2Name:<starting point>(length)[Column3Name:<starting point>(length)]...[ColumnNName:<starting point>(length)]
Example : raw command on Linux side
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Define columns in the VARA.BACKEND :
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and the output will look like this:
Foot note : just to confirm, "echo $SHELL" works:
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Best regards,
Antoine