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The attribute value must be less than the objective value.
Used when defining more than one less-than goal (an
escalating goal.) Be sure to set ObjectivesEventState to
HIGH or lower when using this operator.
=
The attribute value must equal the objective value.
<>
The attribute value cannot equal the objective value.
>=
The attribute value must be greater than or equal to the
objective value.
<=
The attribute value must be less than or equal to the objective
value.
op has no meaning for the STATUS attribute.
value
is the stated goal for this attribute. If no value is specified, the existing value for
attribute-operator is deleted. The value must match the TypeData setting as
defined for the attribute in EDL. (See SHOW command.) For example, you
cannot set a decimal value objective for an attribute defined as an integer.
value has no meaning for the STATUS attribute.
gname
is the name of a Boolean goal. The goal name can be from 1-32 bytes long.
Boolean goals can be defined at the <entity> and the <domain> level. At a
minimum, <entity> must be specified when defining a Boolean goal. The goal
name must be followed by an equal sign and the Boolean goal itself must be
enclosed in parentheses. A goal name specified at the <domain> level
overrides a goal with the same name specified at the <entity> level.
= (equal sign)
The equal sign assignment is required for defining Boolean goals. It must
immediately follow the goal name in a Boolean goal specification. The equal
sign cannot be used for other goal specifications.