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Appendix A Execution Parameters in Environment Files

This appendix explains the execution parameters defined in the Shunsaku environment files.

There are six types of environment file:

• System Environment Files
• Conductor Environment Files
• Director Environment Files
• Sorter Environment Files
• Searcher Environment Files
• API Environment Files

Priority of Environment Files

System environment files specify system configuration information for Shunsaku. These files can also set the default values for the entire system. If a particular parameter is specified in both a system environment file and another environment file, the settings in the other environment file take priority.

Execution Parameter Syntax

The syntax for the execution parameters defined in environment files is as follows:

<parameter name> <parameter value>

Note the following points on specifying execution parameters:

• The definition for a single execution parameter cannot extend across more than one line.
• The maximum length of a single line is 4,095 bytes (not including the linefeed code.)
• Separate parameter names and parameter values (and adjacent parameter values) using a space or tab.
• Lines that begin with '#' are treated as comments. Similarly, any text following '#' midway through a line is treated as a comment.
• A syntax error will occur if an execution parameter that should only be specified once appears more than once.

Example

In the example below, '#' is specified midway through the line, and so 'updated January 01, 20065' is treated as a comment.

CharacterCode UTF-8 #updated January 01, 2006

A.1 System Environment Files

A.2 Conductor Environment Files

A.3 Director Environment Files

A.4 Sorter Environment Files

A.5 Searcher Environment Files

A.6 API Environment Files

A.7 Correspondence between V6.0 and V8.0 execution parameters

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