
Working with Conductor Script
The following table lists Conductor Script commands most often used for writing and executing scripts:
Command | Arguments | Function |
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CommentOff | Stop writing script file commands and output to | |
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| standard output. |
CommentOn | Write script file commands and output to | |
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| standard output. |
Delay | milliseconds | Delay execution of the next command for the |
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| specified number of milliseconds. |
Include | filename | Execute the commands in a specified script file. |
Repeat | repeat_count | Repeat execution of the next command the |
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| specified number of times. |
Script | filename | Capture Conductor Script commands and write |
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| them into a specified script file. |
ShowExpansions | show_flag | Enable or disable the printing of alias |
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| expansions to standard output when they occur. |
SilentOff | Turn off printing of exceptions to standard | |
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| output. |
SilentOn | Turn on printing of exceptions to standard | |
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| output. |
Step | Step through the commands in an include | |
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| script, prompting you for each command. |
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Operating System and File Management Commands
The following table lists Conductor Script commands for interacting with the operating system on a node to perform file management operations.
Command | Arguments | Function |
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Cd | directory_name | Change the current working directory. |
Chmod | mode | Change the access permissions of the specified |
| file_name [r] | file. |
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