1-9
Introduction
Table 1-2
lists examples of valid integers and their corresponding
values:
string
You can specify a text
string
with or without quotation marks. If
spaces are needed, however, the string must be specified with
quotation marks; otherwise, the CLI interprets spaces as delimiters.
A string can use either double quotes or single quotes but must
start and end with the same type of quotes. Also, within a quoted
string, a quotation mark of the same type used to surround the
string can be specified by repeating that quotation mark twice in
the string.
Table 1-3
lists examples of valid strings and their corresponding
values.
Table 1-2 Integers and Values (in Decimal)
Integer
Value (in decimal)
219 219
3*4 12
(5+3*24) 192
(5+(3*24)) 77
0x123 291
(12+52h+1010z) 104
100M 104,857,600
2G 2,147,483,648
Table 1-3 Strings and Corresponding Values
String
Value
VOL_set VOL_set
"VOL label"
VOL label
’Use " mark’
Use " mark
"Use ’ mark"
Use ’ mark
"Use Both "" and ’ mark"
Use Both " and ’ mark
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