Insert Automation Trace

Tag: Echo

The action Echo is used to insert an automation trace into a script, as well as re-enable the trace after it has been disabled earlier in the script.

<Echo Mode="False"/>


<Echo Value="Load Server Automation script"/>

Tag Attributes

Attributes	Attribute Value	Value Description	Comment
Mode	True/ False		Not mandatory ­- see detailed description below
Value	User defined	The text to be displayed in the automation trace file
FilePath	User defined	The path to which the automation log file will be saved	Not mandatory ­- see detailed description below

Detailed Description

The default mode of the Echo action is <Echo Mode="True"/>. Thus, it is unnecessary to specify this mode unless <Echo Mode="False"/> has been specified earlier in the script and you wish to reactivate the automation trace within the script.

Using the Value attribute, you can specify a text readout to include in the automation console output. This can be done multiple different times within a script.

The FilePath attribute allows you to save all automation trace and error messages to a file.

If <Echo Mode="False"/> has been specified, the automation trace messages and errors will still be output into your file.

Example Script

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ytriaAutomation Application="databaseEZ" ApplicationVersion="16.5">

    <Echo Value="Load Server Automation script"/>

    <Load Server="ACME01/ACME" Partial="True">

        <Load Database="admin4.nsf"/>

        <Load Database="log.nsf" Select="True"/>

    </Load>

</ytriaAutomation>

Note that in the script above there is no Mode attribute used.