Systemwalker scripts use a version of the Tool Command Language/Tool Kit (Tcl/Tk) that has been extended for Systemwalker.
Systemwalker scripts consist of the language (extended for Systemwalker Operation Manager) and samples (provided for Systemwalker Centric Manager).
The extended language for Systemwalker Operation Manager can only run in Systemwalker Operation Manager execution environments. Similarly, the samples for Systemwalker Centric Manager can only run in Systemwalker Centric Manager execution environments.
This manual explains the Systemwalker scripts provided for Systemwalker Operation Manager.
For information about the Systemwalker sample scripts provided for Systemwalker Centric Manager, refer to the documentation for Systemwalker Centric Manager.
Features of Systemwalker scripts
Systemwalker scripts are based on the Tool Command Language/Tool Kit (Tcl/Tk) and are not dependent on the operating platform.
Until now, creating jobs required knowledge of the different job construction languages for each platform, and jobs needed to be created separately for each platform. However, Systemwalker scripts can be used on any platform, so jobs can be created more efficiently and resources can be shared.
What Systemwalker scripts can do
Systemwalker scripts can be executed in the same way as other job files.
Systemwalker scripts make it possible to create the following kinds of jobs.
Jobs that manipulate character strings
Jobs that execute subsequent processes by evaluating complex conditions. (For example, jobs that decide which job to execute next based on the presence of a file and information in the file, in addition to the completion code of the preceding job.)
