ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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domain
is any form of an ASAP domain name. Domain names can represent physical
devices ($Data) or abstract representations of applications (Funds\Transfer\Input.)
Some command options support the asterisk wild-card character at the end of the
domain name.
COMMIT
sends a commit request to all entities or a specific entity on a local or remote node.
This request causes ASAP to reload its set of objectives for the entity or entities on
the node.
simplex-goal attr op [value] [, simplex-goal ]
Boolean-goal gname=(attr op value [ AND|OR attr op value] )
[ AND|OR Boolean-goal ] )
gname, DELETE
( )
Parentheses are required for Boolean goals. They are used to group one or
more attribute-operator-value sets. Parentheses can be nested as needed.
Boolean goals are processed left to right from the innermost parentheses
outward.
attr
is the name of an attribute name as defined in ASAP EDL for the entity. The
attribute must be defined with StatePair Yes, and it cannot be the StateIsOp
(STATUS) attribute. Note to specify an event or action on the StateIsOp
attribute, specify STATUS or STATUS NOEMS instead of the <attr> attribute
name.
op
is one of the following objective operators:
>
The attribute value must be greater than the objective value.
>>
The attribute value must be greater than the objective value.
Used when defining more than one greater-than goal (a de-
escalating goal.) Be sure to set ObjectivesEventState to HIGH
or lower when using this operator.
>>>
The attribute value must be greater than the objective value.
Used when defining more than one greater-than goal (a de-
escalating goal.) Be sure to set ObjectivesEventState to HIGH
or lower when using this operator.