Script editing styles and syntax
- Last UpdatedSep 10, 2024
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Application Server supports two types of scripts:
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Simple scripts can perform assignments, comparisons, simple math functions, and similar actions. Simple scripts are described in this section.
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Complex scripts can perform logical operations using conditional branching with IF-THEN-ELSE type control structures.For more information about complex control structures, see the Application Server Scripting Reference.
Both single and multi-line comments are supported. Single-line comments start with a single quotation mark ( ’ ) at the beginning the line but do not require a single quotation mark at the end of the line. Multi-line comments are enclosed within brace characters ( { } ), and can span multiple lines.
White space rules apply for space and indention. Indent using spaces, or the TAB key. Individual statements are indicated by a semicolon marking the end of the statement.