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Script Action: Export Variables
Function
Write the value of one or more variables to a text file.
Deployment
Typically used at the end of a script to record the results of the script
operation. For instance, in a script that creates user accounts often
the user logon name and the password are exported to a file, so the user
can be informed. Especially essential when the account are created with
random passwords.
Properties
Double click on any property to open a special dialog to set all properties
from one window.
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Property Name |
Description |
Typical setting |
Remarks |
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Number of exported variables |
The number of exported variables. |
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Read only property. |
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Export file name |
The name of the file |
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The name of the file can contain variables:
%NowDay% : The current day (00,...,31)
%NowMonth%: The current month (01,...,12)
%NowYear%: The current year (2005,...) |
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Exported text fields
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A list of strings that are written to the
Export file. In order to export variables, specify the variable name in
the export string. |
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Examples of a export strings:
Created user %Username% in domain %Domain%
%Username%
%Password%
All strings will be exported on the same line
in the file. If the output must be on more lines, use a separate Export Variables script action. |
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Field separator |
The character that is exported to separate
the exported fields. |
, |
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Value separator |
The character used to separate multi-values |
, or ; |
The character is inserted between the values
of a multi-value variable value. In order to be able to distinguish the
different values of a multi-value variable, the values should not contain
the value separator
character. Example: When exporting the memberOf attribute of user accounts, the object distinguished
names of the groups of which the user account is a member are returned.
These names contain comma's: CN=GroupA, DC=domain (note the comma between GroupA
and DC). To separate multiple groups in this case, another value separator
should be used, for instance a semi-colon (;). |
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Enclose fields with blanks |
Specifies that fields that contain blanks
will be enclosed by the enclose character. |
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Enclose character
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Specifies the character that is inserted around strings that contain
blank chars.
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" |
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UNICODE format |
When checked, the exported data is save in
UNICODE format. |
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More information:
Principle of operation
Project operations - Input data
Project operations - Manage script actions
Project operations - Variables
Built-in variables
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