XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual
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 User Authentication
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Chapter 2. Node-Conditional Processing in the UAACL File 
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An exact match between the individual node specified and the name of 
the node on which the UAACL file is being loaded. You can only specify 
an individual, non-wildcarded node name. If the names match, the 
conditional text will be ignored for that product and node. 
NODE <> "\DEV" would match any node except \DEV. 
LIKE 
Use LIKE when you wish to wildcard the names of nodes to include. You 
must use regular expression style wildcarding. (Refer to the XYGATE 
Regular Expressions manual. (To get this and other XYPRO documents, 
refer to the section “
Additional XYPRO Reference Manuals” in the 
“Introduction” of this manual.) If the current node name matches the 
regular expression pattern, the conditional text will be evaluated for that 
product and node. 
NOTLIKE 
Use NOTLIKE when you wish to wildcard the names of nodes to exclude. 
You must use regular expression style wildcarding. (Refer to the 
XYGATE Regular Expressions manual. (To get this and other XYPRO 
documents, refer to the section “
Additional XYPRO Reference Manuals” 
in the “Introduction” of this manual.) 
If the current node name matches the 
regular expression pattern, the conditional text will be ignored for that 
product and node. 
In Example 1 below, if the node on which this UAACL file is being loaded is equal to 
\DEV01, then the conditional text will be included. If it is not \DEV01, then the text will 
not be included. 
Example 1: Node-Conditional to include for a specific node 
#IF @NODE = "\DEV01" 
...conditional text to include... 
#ENDIF 
In Example 2 below, if the name of the node on which the UAACL file is being loaded 
is not \LA, then the conditional text will be included. If it is \LA, then the text will not be 
included. 
Example 2: Node-Conditional to exclude for a specific node 
#IF @NODE <> "\LA" 
...conditional text to include... 
#ENDIF 
In Example 3 below, if the name of the node on which the UAACL file is being loaded 
begins with the characters \NY, then the conditional text will be included. For example, 
if the node name is \NY01, \NYC or \NYNY01, the text will be included. If the node 
name does not match the pattern, then the text will not be included. 










