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 |
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| 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.
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