 | IBM Endpoint Manager Inspectors Reference |
| IBM Endpoint Manager Inspectors Reference |
Win: Windows
Lin: Red Hat and SUSE Linux
Sol: SUN Solaris
HPUX: Hewlett-Packard UNIX version
AIX: IBM AIX
Mac: Apple Macintosh
Ubu: Ubuntu/Debian
WM: Windows Mobile
The version (e.g. Lin:8.1) corresponds to the version of the IEM product (8.1) in which the inspector was introduced in the client on that platform.
The version number is not shown if it is less than 8.0.
The relevance language is based upon a comprehensive set of primitive objects. These primitives are the basic building blocks of the more complex objects to follow. The Core Inspector Guide documents the bulk of the primitive object inspectors. Where a specialized platform-specific method exists to create, inspect, or manipulate primitive objects, they will be documented in the respective Inspector guide.
booleanCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| conjunction of <boolean> | This inspector performs a serial AND on all its boolean arguments:conjunction of (true; true; true) -> TRUEconjunction of (true; true; false) -> FALSE. Example: conjunction of (current month = April; leap of year of current date) - Returns TRUE during April of a leap year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| disjunction of <boolean> | This inspector performs a serial OR on all its boolean arguments:disjunction of (false; false; false) -> FALSEdisjunction of (false; false; true) -> TRUE. Example: disjunction of (current day_of_week = Monday ;current day_of_week = Wednesday; current day_of_week = Friday) - Returns TRUE on either Monday, Wednesday or Friday. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <boolean> {cmp} <boolean> | Compare two boolean expressions. Returns another boolean, depending on the evaluation of the comparison:{cmp} is one of: =, != . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <boolean> {op} <boolean> | Operates on two boolean expressions. Returns another boolean, depending on the evaluation of the operation, for example, (True And True) = True.{op} is one of: And, Or . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {cmp} <floating point> | Compares two floating point numbers, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <, <=. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {cmp} <integer> | Compares a floating point number and an integer, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {cmp} <time interval> | Compare two time intervals, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| bit <integer> of <integer> | Returns TRUE if the numbered bit is on. Bits are numbered starting at zero. Bit 0 is the least significant bit. Example: bit 0 of (least integer + 1) - Returns the least significant bit of the smallest possible integer, plus one. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> {cmp} <integer> | Compares a floating point number and an integer, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer set> contains <integer> | Returns TRUE if the specified set contains the given integer. Example: set of (1;2;3) contains 3 - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <integer> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <registry key value type> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <registry key value> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <integer set> = <integer set> | Returns TRUE if the specified sets have identical contents. Example: set of (3; 2; 2; 1; -1) = set of (2; -1) - Returns FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> contains <integer set> | Returns TRUE if the first set contains all the elements of the second set. Example: set of (1;2;3) contains set of (2;3) - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> contains <integer> | Returns TRUE if the specified set contains the given integer. Example: set of (1;2;3) contains 2 - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| divided by zero of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the divide-by-zero exception; that is, if some part of the calculation produced an exact infinity. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| finite of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the floating point number is finite. Example: finite of (floating point "1"/ 0) - Returns FALSE. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| inexact of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the inexact exception; that is, if some intermediate result could not be represented exactly. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| infinite of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the floating point number is infinite. Example: infinite of (floating point "1"/ 0) - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| invalid of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the invalid exception; that is, if some part of the calculation a function was applied to a value outside its domain. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| nan of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the value is not a number. Example: nan of (floating point "1.e-99999" * floating point "1.e999999") - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| normal of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the value is a valid floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| overflow of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the overflow exception; that is, if some intermediate result was too large to be represented, but not an exact infinity. Example: overflow of (floating point "1.0e50000") - Returns TRUE, since the number is too big to represent in floating point. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| underflow of <floating point> | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the underflow exception; that is, if some intermediate result was a nonzero value too small to be represented. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <, >, >=, !=. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <string> contains <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string contains the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <string> as boolean | Returns a boolean value for the string. All possible capitalization's of "TRUE" and "FALSE" will convert successfully. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> contains <string> | Returns boolean TRUE if the rope contains the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string> | Returns TRUE if the specified set of strings contains the given string. Example: set of ("foo";"bar") contains "foo" - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <string set> = <string set> | Returns TRUE if the specified sets have identical contents. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string set> | Returns TRUE if the first set contains all the elements of the second set. Example: set of ("to";"be";"or";"not") contains set of ("to";"be") - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string> | Returns TRUE if the specified set of strings contains the given string. Example: set of ("foo";"bar") contains "foo" - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> contains <string> | Returns TRUE if the rope contains the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| bit <integer> of <bit set> | Returns the value of the bit at the given <integer> position in the set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> = <bit set> | Returns true if the corresponding bits of the two sets are equal. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> contains <bit set> | Returns false if -- for any n -- bit n of the left set is false, but bit n of the right set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> starts with <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string starts with the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <string> ends with <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string ends with the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <hertz> {cmp} <hertz> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . Example: speed of processor - Returns the speed of the processor in hz, such as 3394000000 hertz for a 3.4 GHz computer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time> {cmp} <time> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time of day> {cmp} <time of day> | Compares two times of day, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, WM |
| <time of day with time zone> = <time of day with time zone> | Compares two times of day with time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> = <time range> | Compares two time range types and returns TRUE if they are equal. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> {cmp} <date> | Compares two dates, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <, <=. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of week> = <day of week> | Compares two days of the week and returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> {cmp} <day of month> | Compare two day of month types, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of year> {cmp} <day of year> | Compares two days of the year, producing a boolean TRUE or FALSE, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month> {cmp} <month> | Compares the values of two months, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. Example: July <= current month - Returns true in the second half of the year, when the month is greater than or equal to July. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month and year> {cmp} <month and year> | Compares two dates (in month year format), where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. Example: january of 2009 < current month_and_year - Evaluates to TRUE when the current date is later than the specified date. This phrase could serve as an expiration flag. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> {cmp} <number of months> | Compare two numbers of months, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| leap of <year> | Returns a flag indicating whether or not the specified year is a leap year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> {cmp} <year> | Compares two years, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. Example: year 2080 > current year - Returns TRUE until the year 2080. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| boolean <string> | Returns a boolean. For example, boolean "TRUE". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| false | Returns the boolean FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hyperthreading capable | Returns a boolean TRUE if the agent is able to detect that the processor is capable of running with hyperthreading enabled. | Win, WM |
| hyperthreading enabled | Returns TRUE if the machine is running with hyperthreading enabled, a method in which each physical processor on the machine presents itself as multiple logical processors to the operating system. | Win, WM |
| pending login | Installers may leave values in the registry that the operating system will execute when the next user logs in. Pending login can detect these registry entries. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending restart | Returns TRUE if the operating system indicates that a restart needs to occur. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending restart <string> | Immediately after issuing a command like 'Action requires restart "PatchGroupX"', the expression 'Pending restart "PatchGroupX"' will be true until the next restart. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| true | Returns the boolean TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <registry key value> {cmp} <integer> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <registry key value> {cmp} <registry key value> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <registry key value> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <registry key value type> {cmp} <integer> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <registry key value type> {cmp} <registry key value type> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <registry key value type> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <string> {cmp} <registry key value type> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| archive of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the Archive bit is turned on for the specified file or folder (filesystem object). This bit is often used by backup software. | Win, WM |
| compressed of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (filesystem object) has been compressed. | Win, WM |
| hidden of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (filesystem object) is marked as hidden. | Win, WM |
| normal of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (filesystem object) is 'normal'. | Win, WM |
| offline of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (the filesystem object) is marked as 'offline'. | Win, WM |
| readonly of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (the filesystem object) is marked as read-only. | Win, WM |
| system of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (the filesystem object) is marked as a system folder. | Win, WM |
| temporary of <filesystem object> | Returns TRUE if the file or folder (the filesystem object) is marked as a temporary folder. | Win, WM |
| file_supports_encryption of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| file_supports_object_ids of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| file_supports_reparse_points of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| file_supports_sparse_files of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| file_volume_quotas of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_case_is_preserved of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_case_sensitive of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_file_compression of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_persistent_acls of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_unicode_stored_on_disk of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| fs_vol_is_compressed of <drive> | TRUE if bit is returned by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| <file content> contains <string> | Returns TRUE if the string is located in the content provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <version> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <string> {cmp} <version> | Returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <string> {cmp} <version> | Returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <version> {cmp} <version> | Returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . Example: version "09" < version "1" - Returns TRUE. Uses the UNIX version compare, strverscmp(). Example: version "09" < version "1" - Returns TRUE. Uses the UNIX version compare, strverscmp(). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <string> {cmp} <strverscmp version> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison (based on the OS supplied strverscmp function), where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Lin, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <strverscmp version> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison (based on the OS supplied strverscmp function), where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Lin, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| ia64 of <operating system> | Returns TRUE iff the BES Client is running on Itanium. | Win, WM |
| x64 of <operating system> | Returns TRUE if the current operating system is 64-bits. | Win, WM |
| <operating system product type> = <operating system product type> | Compare two operating system product types for equality. | Win, WM |
| member of <site group> | Returns TRUE if the current computer is a member of the specified group. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <site version list> {cmp} <site version list> | Compares two site version lists, component by component, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| relevance of <fixlet> | Returns a boolean TRUE or False, depending on the Relevance of the specified Fixlet message. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| enabled of <setting> | Returns TRUE if the specified setting is enabled. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| running of <application usage summary> | Returns TRUE if the specified application is currently running. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| evaluation of <license> | Returns TRUE if client is running an evaluation license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| fips mode of <license> | Returns TRUE if the BES Action masthead specifies that applications (the client, console, or web reports, depending on the context) in the deployment should operate in FIPS 140-2 compliant mode. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| boolean <string> of <oma csp> | Returns the result of the specified OMA CSP query as a boolean value. Example: boolean "TAPI_FORWARD_ENABLED" of oma csp "Tapi,Busy,Voice" - Returns the boolean value of the specified OMA CSP query. | WM |
| call waiting enabled of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'call waiting enabled' status (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: call waiting enabled of oma csp - Returns TRUE if call waiting is enabled. | WM |
| fixed dialing enabled of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'fixed dialing enabled' setting (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: fixed dialing enabled of oma csp - Returns TRUE if fixed dialing is enabled. This is the same as: boolean "TAPI_FIXEDDIAL_ENABLED" of oma csp "Tapi". | WM |
| forward all calls enabled of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'forward all calls enabled' setting (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward all calls enabled of oma csp - Returns TRUE if call forwarding is enabled. This is the same as: boolean "TAPI_FORWARD_ENABLED" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice"). | WM |
| forward calls enabled when busy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'forward calls enabled when busy' setting (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls enabled when busy of oma csp - Returns TRUE if the call forwarding is enabled when busy. | WM |
| forward calls enabled when no answer of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'forward calls enabled when no answer' setting (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls enabled when no answer of <oma csp - Returns TRUE if the call forwarding is enabled when there is no answer. | WM |
| forward calls enabled when unavailable of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'forward calls enabled when unavailable' setting (TRUE or FALSE) from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls enabled when unavailable of oma csp - Returns TRUE if the call forwarding is enabled when the user is unreachable. | WM |
| obex enabled of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'obex enabled' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This indicates whether or not the phone can exchange binary objects, either by infrared or bluetooth. Example: obex enabled of oma csp - Returns TRUE if object exchange protocol is enabled. This is the same as: boolean "IsEnabled" of oma csp ("Obex","HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Obex"). | WM |
| storage card encryption of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'storage card encryption' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: storage card encryption of oma csp - Returns a boolean TRUE if the storage card is encrypted. | WM |
| secure of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a boolean describing the security level of the current connection for the specified WinCE network. If TRUE, the connection is secure. Example: secure of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns TRUE if the WinCE network connection is secure. | WM |
| enabled of <gps> | Returns TRUE if the Global Positioning Service (GPS) on the Windows Mobile device is enabled. Example: enabled of gps - Returns TRUE if the GPS is enabled. | WM |
| desired encrypt report of <client_cryptography> | Returns TRUE if the client is configured to attempt to encrypt reports. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| encrypt report of <client_cryptography> | Returns TRUE if the client is successfully encrypting reports. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| active of <logged on user> | Returns TRUE if the specified user session is active (either as a current Fast User or an active terminal services connection). | Win, Lin:8.2, Sol:8.2, HPUX:8.2, AIX:8.2, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.2 |
| remote of <logged on user> | Returns TRUE if the user session is a remote terminal services connection. | Win, Lin:8.2, Sol:8.2, HPUX:8.2, AIX:8.2, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.2 |
| active of <action> | Returns TRUE if the action is currently running (active). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| constrained of <action> | Returns TRUE if action is unable to run yet. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| group leader of <action> | Returns TRUE if the action is a group action and the action component is the group leader. When you deploy a mult-action from the BES Console, it constructs a group action with a group leader to control the overall behavior of the action. This inspector is used internally to manage the progress of the group action. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| offer accepted of <action> | Returns TRUE when users indicated they want to run the action by accepting the offer presented by the BES Client UI. When an offer has been accepted, the Client evaluates its constraints and runs as soon as conditions allow. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| offer of <action> | Returns TRUE when the Action is presented as an offer (as indicated by the header "x-offer: 1"). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending login of <action> | Returns TRUE if the specified action included an 'action requires login' command, and a login has not yet occurred since the action has run. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending of <action> | Returns TRUE if action is available to run. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending restart of <action> | Returns TRUE if the specified action included an 'action requires restart' command and a restart has not occurred since the action has run. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| waiting for download of <action> | Returns TRUE if client is waiting for mirroring server to have downloads required by the action. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| winsock2 supported of <network> | Indicates that winsock2 is supported by the network. If this returns FALSE, many of the other properties of the interface are not available for inspection. | Win, WM |
| broadcast support of <network ip interface> | Indicates that broadcast messages are supported by the ip interface. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| loopback of <network ip interface> | Indicates that the particular network ip interface is a loopback interface. Example: address of ip interface whose (loopback of it = false) of network = "192.168.127.127" - Returns TRUE if the given IP address doesn't have loopback. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multicast support of <network ip interface> | Indicates that multicast messages are supported by the ip interface. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| point to point of <network ip interface> | Indicates that the interface is a point-to-point interface. Usually TRUE for dialup connections. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| dhcp enabled of <network adapter> | Returns TRUE if dhcp is enabled on the network adapter. | Win, WM |
| wakeonlan enabled of <network adapter> | Returns TRUE if the specified network adapter is configured to react to Wake-On-Lan requests. Wake-On-Lan is a mechanism used to trigger a boot of a machine in standby mode by sending a special packet.Note: Wake-On-Lan is only supported for Windows 2000 and XP machines. | Win, WM |
| wins enabled of <network adapter> | Returns TRUE if WINS is enabled on the network adapter. | Win, WM |
| <ipv4 address> {cmp} <ipv4 address> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <string> {cmp} <ipv4 address> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <ipv4 address> {cmp} <string> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <ipv6 address> {cmp} <ipv6 address> | Where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <type> = <type> | Returns TRUE if both expressions denote the same type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multivalued of <property> | Can the property have more than one value for a single input?. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <boolean> * <time range> | <timed( time range, boolean )> | Returns a time interval labeled with a boolean TRUE or FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <boolean> {cmp} <boolean> | <boolean> | Compare two boolean expressions. Returns another boolean, depending on the evaluation of the comparison:{cmp} is one of: =, != . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <boolean> {op} <boolean> | <boolean> | Operates on two boolean expressions. Returns another boolean, depending on the evaluation of the operation, for example, (True And True) = True.{op} is one of: And, Or . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {cmp} <floating point> | <boolean> | Compares two floating point numbers, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <, <=. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {cmp} <integer> | <boolean> | Compares a floating point number and an integer, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | <boolean> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {cmp} <time interval> | <boolean> | Compare two time intervals, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time range> * <boolean> | <timed( time range, boolean )> | Returns a time interval labeled with the specified boolean, in the form of:(<date> to <date>), <boolean>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <boolean> as string | <string> | Converts the boolean value to a string. The possible values returned are "True" and "False" with this exact case, for example:TRUE as string = "True". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| conjunction of <boolean> | <boolean> Plural: conjunctions | This inspector performs a serial AND on all its boolean arguments:conjunction of (true; true; true) -> TRUEconjunction of (true; true; false) -> FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| disjunction of <boolean> | <boolean> Plural: disjunctions | This inspector performs a serial OR on all its boolean arguments:disjunction of (false; false; false) -> FALSEdisjunction of (false; false; true) -> TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
integerCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as integer | Reflexive cast for completeness. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| absolute value of <integer> | Returns the positive value of the integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <integer> | Returns the maximum of a list of integers. Example: maximum of (7;2;4;5) - Returns 7. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <integer> | Returns the minimum of a list of integers. Example: minimum of (sizes of files of folder "c:\") - Returns the size of the smallest file in the indicated folder. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| product of <integer> | Multiplies a list of integers, returning the product. Example: product of (1;2;3) - Returns 6. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significant digits <integer> of <integer> | Returns a number with <integer> significant digits (for example, significant digits 3 of 1235569 = 1240000). Example: significant digits 3 of 1235569 - Returns 1240000. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| sum of <integer> | Returns the sum of a list of integers. Example: sum of (sizes of files of folder "c:\") - Returns the sum of the sizes of all files in the specified folder. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| - <integer> | Creates the negative of the integer provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> {op} <integer> | Returns the integer solution to the equation, depending on the operator, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /, mod . Example: 21 mod 5 - Returns 1. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| multiplicity of <integer with multiplicity> | Returns the multiplicity (quantity) of each element in a multiple integer list. Example: multiplicities of unique values of (1;2;3;3) - Returns the multiplicity of (the number of times) each number in the list is used, namely, 1,1,2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| element of <integer set> | Returns the unique elements of the specified <integer set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value. Example: elements of set of (5;7;2;3;3;3) - Returns the integers 2,3,5,7. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <integer set> | Returns the number of unique elements in the specified set. Example: size of set of (3; 2; 2; 1; -1) - Returns 4, the number of unique elements in the defined set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as integer | Rounds off and casts a floating point number as an integer. Example: 15/2 as integer - Returns 7. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer ceiling of <floating point> | Returns the smallest integer not less than the floating point number. For example, ceiling of 2.1 = 3, ceiling of 2 = 2 and ceiling of -2.3 = -2. Example: integer ceiling of (15/8 as floating point) - Returns 2. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer floor of <floating point> | Returns the largest integer less than or equal to the floating point number. For example, floor of 2.8 = 2, floor of -2 = -2 and floor of -2.1 = -3. For nonnegative x, this is the same as the integer part of x. Example: integer floor of ("-2.1" as floating point) - Returns -3. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <floating point with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as integer | Returns an integer value for the string provided. If the string contains anything but ASCII digits, the conversion will fail. Use numeric value for more liberal parsing rules. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <string> | Returns the number of characters in the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| numeric value of <string> | Returns an integer for the first numeric value in the string. Example: numeric value of "string 123 xyz 45" = 123 - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <string with multiplicity> | Returns the multiplicity (quantity) of each element in a multiple string list. Example: multiplicities of unique values of ("steak"; "chop"; "rib"; "rib"; "rib") - Returns the multiplicity of (the number of times) each string in the list is used, namely, 1,3,1. Note that the multiplicities are based on the alphabetic order of the strings (chop, rib, steak), not their position in the list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <string set> | Returns the number of unique elements in the specified set. Example: size of set of ("to";"be"; "or"; "not"; "to"; "be") - Returns 4, the number of unique strings in the set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <rope> | Returns the number of bytes in the rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> as integer | Returns the integer whose binary representation matches the bit set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| least significant one bit of <bit set> | Returns the least n such that bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| most significant one bit of <bit set> | Returns the greatest n such that bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| one bit of <bit set> | Returns the numbers n for which bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <hertz with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hour_of_day of <time of day> | Returns the hour section of the 'time of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minute_of_hour of <time of day> | Returns the 'minutes after the hour' section of the 'time of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| second_of_minute of <time of day> | Extracts the 'seconds after the minute' section of the 'tim of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time of day with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time zone with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time zone> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hour_of_day of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the hour section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. Example: hour_of_day of time (universal time zone) of now - Returns the hour of day in Greenwich, England. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minute_of_hour of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the 'minutes after the hour' section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. Example: minute_of_hour of time (local time zone) of now - Returns the current minute past the hour. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| second_of_minute of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the 'seconds after the minute' section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time of day with time zone with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time of day with time zone> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time range with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time range> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <time interval with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time interval> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <date with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <day of week with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of week> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> as integer | Cast a day of month type as an integer. Example: current day_of_month as integer - Returns the day of the month as an integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <day of month with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <day of year with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as integer | Converts the given month into an integer (1-12). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <month with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <month and year with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <number of months with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <number of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> as integer | Casts a year as an integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <year with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| ansi code page | Returns an integer value of the Windows API GetACP. Example: ansi code page = 1252 - Returns TRUE on English Windows systems. | Win, WM |
| computer id | This is a unique integer assigned to the computer by the BES system. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| greatest integer | Returns the largest integer that can be represented on this machine. See integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hexadecimal integer <string> | Creates an integer from the provided hexadecimal value. Example: hexadecimal integer "A0" - Returns 160. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer <integer> | Returns an integer. The keyword is optional. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer <string> | Returns integer for name provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| least integer | Returns the least integer value that can be represented on this machine. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| logical processor count | Returns the number of logical processors available per physical processor. This can be interpreted as the number of hyperthreads that could be enabled on the machine. On a machine with 2 physical processors, each with 2 possible hyperthreads per processor, the 'physical processor count' and the 'logical processor count' would both return 2, while the 'number of processors' would return 4, since there are a total of 4 logical processors available for work. With hyperthreading turned off, the 'number of processors', 'logical processor count' and 'physical processor count' would all be 2. Disabling one of those processors will then give 'number of processors'=1, 'logical processor count'=2, and 'physical processor count'=1. If the number of processors / physical processor count != logical processor count, you can turn on hyperthreading. Example: number of processors / physical processor count != logical processor count - Returns TRUE if hyperthreading has not yet been turned on. | Win, WM |
| oem code page | Returns an integer value of the Windows API GetOEMCP. | Win, WM |
| physical processor count | Returns the number of physical processors on the machine. Note that 'number of processors' returns the number of logical processors. To determine the number of logical processors per physical processor, use 'number of processors / physical processor count'. | Win, WM |
| total processor core count | Returns an integer corresponding to the total number of processor cores. | Win, WM |
| <registry key value> as integer | Returns the value stored in the registry entry provided it can be fully represented as an integer. | Win, WM |
| size of <registry key value> | Returns the size of the data as an integer. Example: size of value whose (name of it = "ProfileFlags") of key "HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG" of registry = 4 - Returns TRUE when a value named ProfileFlags exists as a child of the key "HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG" and the size of it is 4. | Win, WM |
| byte <integer> of <file> | Returns the numeric value of the byte located at the offset specified by number within the file. Byte 0 of the file is the first byte. Example: byte 0 of file "C:\test.txt" - Returns the first byte in the specified file. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <file> | Returns the size in bytes of a file. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| free space of <drive> | Returns the number of unused bytes of storage for the drive. (Only available for fixed disks). Example: free space of drive "c:" < 1000000 - Returns TRUE if there is less than one million bytes of space left on drive C. | Win, WM |
| numeric type of <drive> | Returns the type of drive as an integer. Example: numeric type of drive "e:" = 5 - Returns TRUE if drive E is a CD-ROM. (See notes). | Win, WM |
| total space of <drive> | Returns the size in bytes of the drive. (Only available for fixed disks). Example: total space of drive "c:" > 2000000000 - Returns TRUE when the drive is capable of holding more than 2 billion bytes. | Win, WM |
| multiplicity of <version with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <version> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| line number of <file line> | Returns the line number of a given line. Can be used to locate specific lines in a file. Example: line number of line containing "[mciavi]" of file "mmdriver.inf" of system folder - Returns the line number of the specified line in the given file. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| node type of <xml dom node> | Returns the numeric node type of the specified Document Object Module (DOM) node, 1-12 as shown in the creation Inspector. Example: node types of child nodes of xml document of file "icsxml\cmnicfg.xml" of system folder - Returns a list of numeric types for each of the nodes in the specified XML document. | Win, WM |
| build number high of <operating system> | Numeric representation of the most significant 16 bits of the build number. Example: build number high of operating system = 1027 - Returns TRUE if the high word of the build number = 0403 hex. | Win, WM |
| build number low of <operating system> | Numeric representation of the least significant 16 bits of the build number. Example: build number low of operating system = 1212 - Returns TRUE if the low word of the build number = 04BC hex. | Win, WM |
| major version of <operating system> | Returns integer which is the dwMajorVersion returned by the GetVersionEx system call. Note that while the WinNT major version tracks the release (3 for 3.51, 4 for 4.0, and 5.0 for Windows 2000, 5.1 for Windows XP), the major version for Win95 and Win98 is always 4. Example: major version of operating system = 4 - Returns TRUE if the major version (before the dot) is 4, such as 4.1, 4.2, etcetera. | Win, WM |
| minor version of <operating system> | Numeric representation of the minor version of the operating system. Example: minor version of operating system = 0 - Returns TRUE if the minor part of a version number (after the dot) is 0, such as 4.0, 5.0, etcetera. | Win, WM |
| performance counter of <operating system> | Retrieves a 64-bit performance counter value. | Win, WM |
| platform id of <operating system> | Returns the dwPlatformId as returned by the GetVersionEx system call. Possible values are 1 (Win95/95) and 2 (WinNT). Example: platform id of operating system = 1 - Returns TRUE on a Win95 System. | Win, WM |
| product info numeric of <operating system> | This Windows-specific inspector returns the integer from the Windows GetProductInfo API. The inspector only provides meaningful results for Windows Vista and newer versions of the OS. The major/minor version of the OS must be 6.0 or greater for the result to be meaningful. For more information, refer to the Microsoft article at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724358(VS.85).aspx. Example: product info numeric of operating system - Returns an integer value such as 3, but only if the major/minor version of the OS is 6.0 or greater. On previous versions, this inspector returns 0 (zero). | Win, WM |
| service pack major version of <operating system> | Returns the major version number of the current service pack of the specified OS. | Win, WM |
| service pack minor version of <operating system> | Returns the minor version number of the current service pack of the specified OS. | Win, WM |
| brand id of <processor> | This inspector returns the integer known as the brand id, returned from the assembly language cpuid extended instruction. | Win, Mac:8.2, WM |
| extended family of <processor> | Integer representing the extended family of CPU. See the notes for the meaning of these numbers. | Win, Mac:8.2, WM |
| extended model of <processor> | Integer representing the extended model of CPU. See the notes for the meaning of these numbers. | Win, Mac:8.2, WM |
| family of <processor> | Returns an integer representing the family of the CPU. See the notes for the meaning of these numbers. As of BES 6.0, this Inspector returns a string on Solaris and AIX computers. | Win, Lin, Sol, AIX, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| feature mask of <processor> | Returns the feature flags from the CPUID instruction. The feature mask contains bits that identify extra features the processor may provide such as MMX support or if the Processor ID is enabled on the processor. Example: bit 18 of feature mask of main processor - Returns TRUE if the processor ID feature is enabled on this processor. | Win, Mac:8.2, WM |
| model of <processor> | Returns the model number of the CPU.Note: On Solaris, HPUX and AIX computers, this Inspector returns a <string> as of BES 6.0. Example: model of processor = 15 - Returns TRUE if the processor model is 15. For more information, see the Intel and AMD documentation on the Model number returned by the CPUID instruction. | Win, Lin, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| stepping of <processor> | Returns the stepping number of the processor. This item can be helpful in identifying very specific processor features or limitations. | Win, Lin, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| type of <processor> | Numeric type of the CPU. Values include: 0 - standard1 - overdrive2 - dual CPU capable3 - reservedNote: this Inspector returns a <string> type as of BES version 6.0 on UNIX machines and version 5.1 on the Macintosh. Example: types of processors - Returns a list of processor types for each CPU on the local machine. | Win, WM |
| available of <ram> | Returns the total amount of RAM (in bytes) currently available on the Windows Mobile device. This is the same as for for the Windows client. Example: available of ram - Returns the number of bytes of RAM, such as 72351744. | WM |
| load of <ram> | Returns the amount of memory being used on the Windows Mobile device as a percentage. 0 = no memory used, 100 = all memory used. This is the same as for the Windows client. Example: load of ram - Returns a number from 0 to 100 indicating the percentage of RAM currently being used in the Windows Mobile device. | WM |
| size of <ram> | Returns the number of bytes of random access memory on the current machine. Example: size of ram / (1024 * 1024) - Returns the size of RAM in megabytes. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| version of <site> | Returns the version number of the site content. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| id of <site group> | Returns the numeric ID of the specified site group. This is the number assigned to an automatic group when it is first defined. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| component <integer> of <site version list> | Returns the nth element (as specified by <integer>) of the given site version list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <site version list with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <site version list> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| id of <fixlet> | Returns the numeric ID number of the specified Fixlet message. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| competition size of <selected server> | The number of servers in the competition from which this server was selected. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| competition weight of <selected server> | The total of the weights of the servers in the competition from which this server was selected. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| port number of <selected server> | The port number to which reports are sent. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| priority of <selected server> | The priority assigned to the server by the BES console. Servers with low priorities are preferred to servers with high priority. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| weight of <selected server> | The weight assigned to the server by the BES console. Servers with the same priority and approximate distance compete to be chosen; servers with higher weights are more likely to be chosen. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| id of <root server> | The DSA Server ID of the BES root server that the BES Client last registered with. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| total run count of <application usage summary> | Returns the number of times that the specified application has been run since the client was configured to track it. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum seat count of <license> | Returns maximum seat count allowed by the license. Example: maximum seat count of bes license - Returns the current number of BigFix Clients allowed by this license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| registrar number of <license> | A unique number assigned to the issuer of the Action Site certificate. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| seat of <license> | The license number assigned to the client. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| site number of <license> | A unique number assigned to the Action Site certificate. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| signal strength of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the signal strength of the specified phone as a percentage. Example: signal strength of phone - Returns an integer between 0 and 100, indicating the strength of the phone connection as a percentage. | WM |
| autorun policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current autorun policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. 0 indicates that applications are allowed to run automatically from the Multimedia Card when inserted.1 indicates that applications are restricted from autorunning. Example: autorun policy of oma csp - Returns 0 or 1, depending on whether apps are allowed to run automatically or not. This is the same as: integer "2" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| block incoming calls of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'block incoming calls' status from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: block incoming calls of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "TAPI_BARRING_IN" of oma csp "Tapi". | WM |
| block outgoing calls of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'block outgoing calls' status from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: block outgoing calls of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "TAPI_BARRING_OUT" of oma csp "Tapi". | WM |
| bluetooth mode of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current bluetooth mode from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: bluetooth mode of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "BtMode" of oma csp "Bluetooth". | WM |
| bluetooth policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current bluetooth policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether a Bluetooth-enabled device will allow other devices to perform a search on the device. Possible values are:0 blocks other devices from searching. 1 allows other devices to search. Example: bluetooth policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4135" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| desktop quick connect authentication policy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'desktop quick connect authentication' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates how device authentication will be handled when connecting to the desktop. Possible values are:0 User must authenticate the device upon connection, if the device lock is active.1 If user chooses quick connect, the desktop will uniquely identify the device and allow it to connect without requiring the user to manually unlock it. Example: desktop quick connect authentication policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4146" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| drm security policy of <oma csp> | Returns a bit-map integer corresponding to the current Digital Rights Management (DRM) security policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. The given role bit-map indicates which DRM rights messages will be accepted by the DRM engine. Example: drm security policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4129" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| encrypt removable storage policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'encrypt removable storage' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates if the user is allowed to change mobile encryption settings for the removable storage media. Possible values are:0 indicates that the user is not allowed to change the encryption settings.1 indicates that the user can change the encryption settings. This is the default. Example: encrypt removable storage policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4134" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| forward all calls timeout of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'forward all calls timeout' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward all calls timeout of oma csp - Returns an integer such as 20. This is the same as: integer "TAPI_FORWARD_TIMEOUT" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice"). | WM |
| forward calls timeout when busy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'forward calls timeout when busy' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls timeout when busy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the specified timeout. | WM |
| forward calls timeout when no answer of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'forward calls timeout when no answer' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls timeout when no answer of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the specified timeout. | WM |
| forward calls timeout when unavailable of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'forward calls timeout when unavailable' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls timeout when unavailable of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the specified timeout. | WM |
| grant manager policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'grant manager' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting grants the system administrative privileges held by the role manager to other security roles, without modifying metabase role assignments. The bit-mask describes which roles are granted system administrative privileges. Example: grant manager policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4119" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| grant user authenticated policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'grant user authenticated' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting grants privileges held by the User Authenticated role to other security roles without modifying metabase role assignments. The bit-mask describes which roles are granted system administrative privileges. Example: grant user authenticated policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4120" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| html message policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'html message' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting specifies whether message transports will allow HTML messages.0 indicates that HTML messages are not allowed.1 indicates that HTML messages are allowed. Example: html message policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4136" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| integer <string> of <oma csp> | Returns the result of the specified OMA CSP query as an integer value. Example: integer "TAPI_BARRING_OUT" of oma csp "Tapi" - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the specified Security Policy string constant. | WM |
| message authentication retry number policy of <oma csp> | Returns a one-byte integer corresponding to the current 'message authentication retry number' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This indicates the maximum number of times the user is allowed to try authenticating a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) PIN-signed message. The default value is 3 for WM. Possible values are 1 through 256. Example: message authentication retry number policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4105" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| message encryption negotiation policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'message encryption negotiation' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the Inbox application can negotiate the encryption algorithm in the case that a recipient's certificate doesn't support the specified encryption algorithm. Possible values are:0 doesn't allow negotiation.1 allows negotiation to a strong algorithm.2 allows negotiation to any algorithm. Example: message encryption negotiation policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4144" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| network pin prompt policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'network personal identification number (PIN) prompt' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting is used when an over-the-air (OTA) OMA Client Provisioning message is only signed with a network PIN. This setting indicates whether or not the user will be prompted to accept the device setting changes. Possible values are: 0 indicates that the device will prompt the user.1 indicates that the user is not prompted. This is the default. Example: network pin prompt policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4132" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| oma cp network pin policy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'oma cp network personal identification number (PIN)' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the OMA network PIN-signed message will be accepted. The message's role bit-mask and the policy's role mask are ANDed together. If the result is non-zero, then the message will be accepted. Example: oma cp network pin policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy, such as '3200'. This is the same as: integer "4141" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| oma cp user network pin policy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'oma cp user network personal identification number (PIN)' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the OMA user network PIN-signed message will be accepted. The message's role bit-mask and the policy's role mask are ANDed together. If the result is non-zero, then the message will be accepted. Example: oma cp user network pin policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy, such as '3200'. This is the same as: integer "4143" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| oma cp user pin policy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'oma cp user personal identification number (PIN)' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the OMA-user PIN or user MAC-signed message will be accepted. The message's role bit-mask and the policy's role mask are ANDed together. If the result is non-zero, then the message will be accepted. Example: oma cp user pin policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy, such as '3200'. This is the same as: integer "4142" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| ota provisioning policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'ota provisioning' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates which provisioning messages are accepted by the configuration host based on the role bit-maps assigned to the messages. This policy restricts the provisioning messages that come from the Push Router. A specified role bit-mask indicates system administrative privileges are provided to the given mask. Example: ota provisioning policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy, such as '3728'. This is the same as: integer "4111" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| password required policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'password required' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Possible values are:0 indicates that a password is required. This is the default.A value other than 0 indicates that a password is not required. Example: password required policy of oma csp - Returns a 0 if a password is required. This is the same as: integer "4131" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| privileged applications policy of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'privileged applications' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates which security model has been implemented on the WM device. Possible values are:0 indicates that a two-tier security model is enabled. 1 indicates that a one-tier security model is enabled.Any value other than 1 is treated as 0. Example: privileged applications policy of oma csp - Returns a 1 if a one-tier security model is enabled, otherwise, a two-tier model is used. This is the same as: integer "4123" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| rapi policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current RAPI (Remote API) policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider.0 indicates that the ActiveSync service is shut down and RAPI calls are rejected. 1 indicates that full access to ActiveSync is provided and RAPI calls are allowed without restrictions. 2 indicates that access to ActiveSync is restricted to the User-Authenticated role. RAPI calls are then checked against this role mask before being granted. Example: rapi policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0-2) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy, such as '3200'. This is the same as: integer "4097" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| security policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'security policy' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: security policy of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4124" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| send caller id of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'send caller id' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: send caller id of oma csp - Returns the 'send caller id' policy as an integer. This is the same as: integer "TAPI_SEND_CALLID" of oma csp "Tapi". | WM |
| service indication message policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'service indication message' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. An SI message is sent to WM 6 Standard to notify users of new services and service updates. This setting indicates whether SI messages are accepted in the form of a role bit-mask. Example: service indication message policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4109" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| service loading message policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'service loading message' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. An SL message downloads new services to the WM device. This setting indicates whether SL messages are accepted in the form of a role bit-mask. Example: service loading message policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4108" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| sharepoint access policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'sharepoint access' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether OMA SharePoint or UNC access is enabled through ActiveSync protocol to fetch documents. Possible values are:0 doesn't allow SharePoint or UNC file access.1 allows OMA to fetch documents on a corporate SharePoint site or UNC. Example: sharepoint access policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4145" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy".3073. | WM |
| sl security policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'sl security' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates that the operator can override https to use http, or wsps to use wsp. Possible values are: 0 use https or wsps.1 use http or wsp. This is the default value. Example: sl security policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4124" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| smime encryption algorithm policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'smime encryption algorithm' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates which algorithm is used to encrypt a message. Possible values are:0 specifies the default algorithm.1 is an invalid value. 2 specifies the triple DES algorithm. 3 specifies the DES algorithm.4 specifies the RC2 128-bit algorithm.5 specifies the RC2 64-bit algorithm.6 specifies the RC2 40-bit algorithm. Example: smime encryption algorithm policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0-6) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4140" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| smime encryption policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'smime encryption' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the Inbox application will send all messages encrypted.0 all messages must be encrypted.1 encrypting messages is optional. Example: smime encryption policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4138" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| smime signing algorithm policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'smime signing algorithm' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates which algorithm is used to sign a message. Possible values are:0 specifies the default algorithm.1 is an invalid value. 2 specifies the SHA algorithm.3 specifies the MD5 algorithm. Example: smime signing algorithm policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0-3) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4139" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| smime signing policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'smime signing' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether the Inbox application will send all messaged signed.0 all messages must be signed.1 signing messages is optional. Example: smime signing policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4137" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| software certificates policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'software certificates' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether software certificates can be used to sign outgoing messages. Possible values are: 0 indicates that software certificates cannot be used to sign messages.1 indicates that software certificates can be used to sign messages. This is the default. Example: software certificates policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4127" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| timezone of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current timezone policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: timezone of oma csp - Returns an integer corresponding to the time zone set for the phone. This is equivalent to: integer "TimeZone" of oma csp "Clock". | WM |
| trusted provisioning server policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'trusted provisioning server' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Possible values are:0 indicates that assigning TPS role assignment is disabled. 1 indicates TPS role assignment is enabled and the TPS role can be assigned to mobile operators. This is the WM default. Example: trusted provisioning server policy of oma csp - Returns an integer (0 or 1) corresponding to the current status of the given Security Policy. This is the same as: integer "4104" of oma csp "SecurityPolicy". | WM |
| trusted wap proxy policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-map corresponding to the current 'trusted wap proxy' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates the level of permissions required to create, modify or delete a trusted proxy. The security roles that can have Trusted WAP Proxy level permissions are returned as a bit-mask. Example: trusted wap proxy policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-map descripting the current trusted wap proxy policy. | WM |
| unauthenticated message policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer bit-mask corresponding to the current 'unauthenticated message' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether to accept unsigned WAP messages processed by the default security provider in the Push Router, based on their origin. The message source must match one of the security roles specified by this policy. This setting indicates whether unauthenticated messages are accepted in the form of a role bit-mask. Example: unauthenticated message policy of oma csp - Returns an integer, such as '64', corresponding to the current unauthenticated message policy. | WM |
| unsigned applications policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'unsigned applications' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. The possible values are:0 indicates that unsigned apps are not allowed to run on the device. 1 indicates that unsigned apps are allowed to run on the device. This is the default for WM.Any value other than 1 is treated as 0. Example: unsigned applications policy of oma csp - Returns 1 if unsigned apps are allowed to run. | WM |
| unsigned cabs policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'unsigned CABS' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This indicates whether unsigned .cab files can be installed on the device. Possible values are:0 is equivalent to having none of the role mask bits set and indicates that no unsigned .cab files can be installed.A specified role bit-mask indicates accepted unsigned .cab files are installed with the given role mask. Example: unsigned cabs policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask defining the roles for accepting unsigned cab files. | WM |
| unsigned prompt policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'unsigned prompt' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether a user must be prompted to accept or reject unsigned .exe, theme, .dll or .cab files. Possible values are: 0 indicates that the user will be prompted. This is the WM default.1 indicates that the user will not be prompted. Any value other than 1 is treated as 0. Example: unsigned prompt policy of oma csp - Returns a 1 if the user is to be prompted before accepting certain unsigned files. | WM |
| unsigned themes policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'unsigned themes' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Possible values are:0 is equivalent to having none of the role-mask bits set, and indicates that no unsigned Theme files can be installed.A specified role bit-mask indicates accepted unsigned Theme files are installed with the given role mask. Example: unsigned themes policy of oma csp - Returns an integer bit-mask defining the roles for accepting unsigned theme files. | WM |
| wsp push policy of <oma csp> | Returns an integer corresponding to the current 'Wireless Session Protocol (WSP) push' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. This setting indicates whether WSP notifications from the WAP stack are routed. Possible values are:0 indicates that routing of WSP notifications is not allowed.1 indicates that Routing is allowed. This is the WM default. Example: wsp push policy of oma csp - Returns 1 if routing of WSP notifications is allowed. | WM |
| signal quality of <wince network connection detail> | Returns the signal quality of the specified WinCE network connection. This is an integer between 0 and 255, with 255 indicating the best signal quality. Example: signal quality of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns an integer between 0 and 255, indicating the strength of the specified network connection. | WM |
| life percent of <base_battery> | For the specified Windows Mobile battery, this Inspector returns an integer corresponding to the percentage of full battery charge remaining. This is a value in the range 0 to 100. Base battery is an abstract type that can refer to either the main "battery" or the "backup battery". Example: life percent of battery - Returns a number from 0 to 100 indicating the percentage of life left in the battery. | WM |
| millivolts of <base_battery> | For the specified Windows Mobile battery, this Inspector returns an integer corresponding to the amount of battery voltage in millivolts (mV). This is a value in the range of 0 to 65,535. Base battery is an abstract type that can refer to either the main "battery" or the "backup battery". Example: millivolts of backup battery - Returns an integer corresponding to the backup battery voltage (in mV). | WM |
| average interval of <battery> | Returns an integer corresponding to the time constant in milliseconds (ms) used for integrating the average battery current in milliamps. Example: average interval of battery - Returns a number corresponding to the time in milliseconds used to average the battery current. | WM |
| average milliamps of <battery> | Returns an integer corresponding to the short-term average current drain of the Windows Mobile device (in milliamps). This number is in the range of 0 to 32,767 when charging and 0 to 32,768 when discharging. Example: average milliamps of battery - Returns a number corresponding to the current drain of the main battery. Example: average milliamps of backup battery - Returns a number corresponding to the current drain of the backup battery. | WM |
| milliamps of <battery> | Returns an integer corresponding to the instantaneous current drain of the Windows Mobile device (in milliamps). This number is in the range of 0 to 32,767 when charging and 0 to 32,768 when discharging. Example: milliamps of battery - Returns a signed integer, such as -376, corresponding to the battery drain. | WM |
| milliamps per hour of <battery> | Returns an integer corresponding to the long-term cumulative average discharge in milliamperes per hour (mA/H). This number can have a value in the range of 0 to 32,768. This value can be reset by charging or changing the batteries. Example: milliamps per hour of battery - Returns a signed integer, such as -53, corresponding to the cumulative average battery drain per hour. | WM |
| id of <action> | Returns the numeric ID associated with the specified Action. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| origin fixlet id of <action> | Returns the Fixlet id that contained the action. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| family of <network interface> | Returns an family designator of the address family (i.e., 2=AFI_NET). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| link speed of <network adapter> | This is a property of a network adapter. It returns the maximum speed of the NIC card in bits per second. | Win, WM |
| maximum transmission unit of <network adapter> | The maximum transmission unit (MTU) size, in bytes, of the specified adapter. | Win, WM |
| status of <network adapter> | The operational status for the interface as defined in RFC 2863. It can be one of the values from the IF_OPER_STATUS enumeration type defined in the Iftypes.h header file. On Windows Vista and later, the header files were reorganized and this enumeration is defined in the Ifdef.h header file. | Win, WM |
| type of <network adapter> | Returns the interface type of the specified adapter as defined by the Internet Assigned Names Authority (IANA). Possible values for the interface type are listed in the Ipifcons.h header file. | Win, WM |
| multiplicity of <ipv4 address with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <ipv4 address> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hexadecet <integer> of <ipv6 address> | Returns one of the eight 16-bit parts (hexadecets) of an IPv6 address specified by <integer>. Here zero refers to the highest hexadecet (network or big-endian order). Thus hexadecet 0 refers to the most-significant 16-bits of the 128 bit IPv6 address. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| multiplicity of <ipv6 address with multiplicity> | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <ipv6 address> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <type> | The number of bytes used in the internal representation of an object of the given type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| - <integer> | <integer> | Creates the negative of the integer provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> {cmp} <integer> | <boolean> | Compares a floating point number and an integer, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {op} <integer> | <floating point> | Operates on a floating point number and an integer, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /, And . | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <hertz> {op} <integer> | <hertz> | Returns a hertz object operated on by the given integer, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <integer set> contains <integer> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified set contains the given integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> * <number of months> | <number of months> | Multiply a number of months by an integer, producing a new number of months. This is a typical technique to create a value of this type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> * <time range> | <timed( time range, integer )> | Returns a tuple of a time interval and an integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | <boolean> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <. | Win, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <integer> | <boolean> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <registry key value type> | <boolean> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <registry key value> | <boolean> | Returns boolean TRUE or FALSE, depending on the comparison operator, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, WM |
| <integer> {op} <floating point> | <floating point> | Operates on an integer and a floating point number, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: -, +, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <integer> | <integer> | Returns the integer solution to the equation, depending on the operator, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /, mod . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> {op} <integer> | <number of months> | Where {op} is one of: *, /. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time range> * <integer> | <timed( time range, integer )> | Returns a time interval labeled with the specified integer, in the form of:(<date> to <date>), <integer>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| april <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: aprils | Returns the nth day of April and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| april of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: aprils | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to April of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| august <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: augusts | Returns the nth day of August and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| august of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: augusts | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to August of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| december <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: decembers | Returns the nth day of December and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| december of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: decembers | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to December of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| february <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: februarys | Returns the nth day of February and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| february of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: februarys | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to February of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| january <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: januarys | Returns the nth day of January and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| january of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: januarys | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to January of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| july <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: julys | Returns the nth day of July and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| july of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: julys | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to July of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| june <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: junes | Returns the nth day of June and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| june of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: junes | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to June of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| march <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: marchs | Returns the nth day of March and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| march of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: marchs | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to March of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| may <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: mays | Returns the nth day of May and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| may of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: mays | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to May of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| november <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: novembers | Returns the nth day of November and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| november of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: novembers | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to November of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| october <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: octobers | Returns the nth day of October and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| october of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: octobers | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to October of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| september <integer> of <integer> | <date> Plural: septembers | Returns the nth day of September and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| september of <integer> | <month and year> Plural: septembers | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to September of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <integer> as bit set | <bit set> | Returns the bits of the binary representation of the integer; bit zero is the least-significant bit. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as bits | <bit set> | Returns the bits of the binary representation of the integer; bit zero is the least-significant bit. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as day_of_month | <day of month> | Cast an integer as a day of the month type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as floating point | <floating point> | Converts an integer into a floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as hexadecimal | <string> | Converts an integer into a hexadecimal string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as integer | <integer> | Reflexive cast for completeness. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as month | <month> | Returns the name of the nth month of the year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as string | <string> | Converts an integer to a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as year | <year> | Casts an integer as a year type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| absolute value of <integer> | <integer> Plural: absolute values | Returns the positive value of the integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| bit <integer> of <integer> | <boolean> Plural: bits | Returns TRUE if the numbered bit is on. Bits are numbered starting at zero. Bit 0 is the least significant bit. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <integer> | <( integer, integer )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <integer> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <integer> | <integer> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum of a list of integers. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <integer> | <integer> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum of a list of integers. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| product of <integer> | <integer> Plural: products | Multiplies a list of integers, returning the product. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| set of <integer> | <integer set> Plural: sets | Creates a set from the given list of semicolon-separated integers. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significant digits <integer> of <integer> | <integer> Plural: significant digitss | Returns a number with <integer> significant digits (for example, significant digits 3 of 1235569 = 1240000). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| sum of <integer> | <integer> Plural: sums | Returns the sum of a list of integers. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <integer> | <integer with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <integer> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
integer with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <integer> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <integer> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. Example: unique values of (1;2;3;3) - Returns a list of the count of each integer, namely 1,1,2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <integer with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Returns the multiplicity (quantity) of each element in a multiple integer list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
integer setCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| set of <integer> | Creates a set from the given list of semicolon-separated integers. Example: set of (3; 2; 2; 1; -1) contains 4 - Returns FALSE. Example: set of (3; 2; 2; 1; -1) contains set of (2; -1) - Returns TRUE. Example: set of (3; 2; 2; 1; -1) = set of (2; -1) - Returns FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| intersection of <integer set> | Returns a set of integers equal to the intersection of the specified sets, in numeric order and with redundant elements stripped out. Example: elements of intersection of (set of (3;2;1); set of (2;3;4)) - Returns the list: 2,3. Example: intersection of (set of (-1; 2); set of (2; 1; 3); set of (2; 5)) - Returns 2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| union of <integer set> | Returns a set of integers equal to the union of the specified sets, in numeric order and with redundant elements stripped out. Example: elements of union of (set of (1;2;3); set of (2;3;4)) - Returns the list: 1,2,3,4. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> - <integer set> | Subtracts the elements in the second set from the elements in the first. Example: elements of (set of (1;2;3) - set of (2;3;4)) - Returns 1. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> * <integer set> | Returns the intersection of the two specified sets. Example: elements of (set of (1;2;3) * set of (2;3;4)) - Returns the list: 2,3. Example: elements of (set of (1;2;3) * set of (2;3;4) * set of (3;4;5)) - Returns 3. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> + <integer set> | Returns the union of the specified sets. Example: elements of (set of (1;2;3) + set of (2;3;4)) - Returns the list: 1,2,3,4. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer set> - <integer set> | <integer set> | Subtracts the elements in the second set from the elements in the first. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> * <integer set> | <integer set> | Returns the intersection of the two specified sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> + <integer set> | <integer set> | Returns the union of the specified sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> = <integer set> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified sets have identical contents. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> contains <integer set> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the first set contains all the elements of the second set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer set> contains <integer> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified set contains the given integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| element of <integer set> | <integer> Plural: elements | Returns the unique elements of the specified <integer set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| intersection of <integer set> | <integer set> Plural: intersections | Returns a set of integers equal to the intersection of the specified sets, in numeric order and with redundant elements stripped out. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <integer set> | <integer> Plural: sizes | Returns the number of unique elements in the specified set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| union of <integer set> | <integer set> Plural: unions | Returns a set of integers equal to the union of the specified sets, in numeric order and with redundant elements stripped out. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
floating pointCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as floating point | Converts an integer into a floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> {op} <integer> | Operates on a floating point number and an integer, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /, And . | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <floating point> | Operates on an integer and a floating point number, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: -, +, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> as floating point | This casting operator is added for completeness. It takes a floating point number and casts it as a floating point number. It facilitates automatic relevance generation where the software is not aware of the input types. Example: (floating point "5.0") as floating point - Returns 5.0. Example: (3/ "2.00") as floating point - Returns 1.500. Example: (3/ "2.0000") as floating point - Returns 1.50000. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| less significance <integer> of <floating point> | Removes <integer> number of digits of significance from the floating point value. Example: less significance 2 of floating point "5.115" - Returns 5.1. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <floating point> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <floating point> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| more significance <integer> of <floating point> | Adds <integer> number of digits of significance to the floating point value. Example: more significance 2 of floating point "5.2" - Returns 5.200. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| relative significance place <integer> of <floating point> | The same floating point value, to be expressed to the given number of significant digits. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| relative significance place of <floating point> | The base 10 logarithm of the quotient of the value and its significance place; approximately the number of significant digits to which the number should be expressed. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance place <integer> of <floating point> | The same floating point value, to be expressed to the given decimal place. Example: significance place 2 of floating point "9123" - Returns 9100. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance place of <floating point> | The base 10 logarithm of the significance threshold; approximately the number of digits to the left (positive) or right (negative) of the ones place to which the number should be expressed. Example: significance place of floating point "9000" - Returns 3.00. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance threshold of <floating point> | The difference between the given value and the next number expressed to the same significance level. For example, the significance threshold of 3 is 1, the significance threshold of 3.0 is 0.1, and the significance threshold of 3000 is 1000. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| - <floating point> | Change the sign of a floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> {op} <floating point> | Operates on two floating point numbers, returning another floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {op} <integer> | Operates on a floating point number and an integer, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, / . | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <floating point> | Operates on an integer and a floating point number, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: -, +, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <string> as floating point | Converts the contents of a string into a floating point number. Example: "4.5" as floating point - Returns 4.5. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| floating point <floating point> | Creates a floating point type object from the specified floating point number. Example: floating point (floating point "5.2") - Returns a floating point object of 5.3. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| floating point <string> | Creates a floating point number from the provided string. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| temperature of <battery> | For this specified Windows Mobile device battery, this Inspector returns a floating point number corresponding to the battery temperature in degrees Celsius. It can be in the range of 3,276.8 to 3,276.7 in increments of 0.1 degrees Celsius. Example: temperature of battery - Returns a floating point number corresponding to the temperature of the battery. | WM |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| - <floating point> | <floating point> | Change the sign of a floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> {op} <floating point> | <floating point> | Operates on two floating point numbers, returning another floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <floating point> {op} <integer> | <floating point> | Operates on a floating point number and an integer, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: +, -, *, / . | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {cmp} <floating point> | <boolean> | Compares an integer to a floating point number, where:{cmp} is one of: =, <=, <, >, >=, !=. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <floating point> | <floating point> | Operates on an integer and a floating point number, returning a floating point number, where:{op} is one of: -, +, *, /. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <floating point> as floating point | <floating point> | This casting operator is added for completeness. It takes a floating point number and casts it as a floating point number. It facilitates automatic relevance generation where the software is not aware of the input types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as integer | <integer> | Rounds off and casts a floating point number as an integer. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as scientific notation | <string> | Converts a floating point number into a string with scientific notation. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as standard notation | <string> | Converts a floating point number into a string with standard notation. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as string | <string> | Converts a floating point number into a string with standard notation. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| divided by zero of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: divided by zeroes | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the divide-by-zero exception; that is, if some part of the calculation produced an exact infinity. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <floating point> | <( floating point, floating point )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| finite of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: finites | Returns TRUE if the floating point number is finite. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| inexact of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: inexacts | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the inexact exception; that is, if some intermediate result could not be represented exactly. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| infinite of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: infinites | Returns TRUE if the floating point number is infinite. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer ceiling of <floating point> | <integer> Plural: integer ceilings | Returns the smallest integer not less than the floating point number. For example, ceiling of 2.1 = 3, ceiling of 2 = 2 and ceiling of -2.3 = -2. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| integer floor of <floating point> | <integer> Plural: integer floors | Returns the largest integer less than or equal to the floating point number. For example, floor of 2.8 = 2, floor of -2 = -2 and floor of -2.1 = -3. For nonnegative x, this is the same as the integer part of x. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| invalid of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: invalids | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the invalid exception; that is, if some part of the calculation a function was applied to a value outside its domain. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| less significance <integer> of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: less significances | Removes <integer> number of digits of significance from the floating point value. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| more significance <integer> of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: more significances | Adds <integer> number of digits of significance to the floating point value. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| nan of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: nans | Returns TRUE if the value is not a number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| normal of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: normals | Returns TRUE if the value is a valid floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| overflow of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: overflows | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the overflow exception; that is, if some intermediate result was too large to be represented, but not an exact infinity. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| relative significance place <integer> of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: relative significance places | The same floating point value, to be expressed to the given number of significant digits. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| relative significance place of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: relative significance places | The base 10 logarithm of the quotient of the value and its significance place; approximately the number of significant digits to which the number should be expressed. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance place <integer> of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: significance places | The same floating point value, to be expressed to the given decimal place. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance place of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: significance places | The base 10 logarithm of the significance threshold; approximately the number of digits to the left (positive) or right (negative) of the ones place to which the number should be expressed. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significance threshold of <floating point> | <floating point> Plural: significance thresholds | The difference between the given value and the next number expressed to the same significance level. For example, the significance threshold of 3 is 1, the significance threshold of 3.0 is 0.1, and the significance threshold of 3000 is 1000. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| underflow of <floating point> | <boolean> Plural: underflows | Returns TRUE if the calculation raised the underflow exception; that is, if some intermediate result was a nonzero value too small to be represented. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <floating point> | <floating point with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <floating point> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
floating point with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <floating point> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <floating point> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <floating point with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <floating point> types. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
stringCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <boolean> as string | Converts the boolean value to a string. The possible values returned are "True" and "False" with this exact case, for example:TRUE as string = "True". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as hexadecimal | Converts an integer into a hexadecimal string. Example: 255 as hexadecimal - Returns the string "ff". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as string | Converts an integer to a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as scientific notation | Converts a floating point number into a string with scientific notation. Example: floating point "600987.9" as scientific notation - Returns 6.009879e+5. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as standard notation | Converts a floating point number into a string with standard notation. Example: floating point "6.009e8" as standard notation - Returns 600900000. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <floating point> as string | Converts a floating point number into a string with standard notation. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| escape of <string> | Returns a string containing a \\ for every \ character found. Useful for setting registry key values to strings in regset action commands. | Win, WM |
| <string> as hexadecimal | Converts a string to a hexadecimal number. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as left trimmed string | Trims the leading spaces from a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as lowercase | Returns a lowercase version of the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as right trimmed string | Trims the trailing spaces from a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as string | Returns the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as trimmed string | Trims the leading and trailing spaces off of the specified string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as uppercase | Returns an uppercase version of the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| concatenation <string> of <string> | This inspector concatenates the string items in the second argument with a separator defined by the string argument. Example: concatenation "/" of ("a" ; "b" ; "c" ) - Returns "a/b/c". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| concatenation of <string> | Combines the supplied strings into a single string, end-to-end. Example: concatenation of (name of it & ":") of files of folder "c:\" - Returns a single string with the names of each file in the specified path separated by a colon. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| tuple string item <integer> of <string> | Parses the given string as if it were a tuple result string and returns the string which is the nth item of the tuple. The tuple Inspectors used to be session-only, but as of version 8.0, they are core Inspectors, available to all platforms at all times. | Win:8.0, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac:8.0, WM:8.0, Ubu:8.1 |
| tuple string item of <string> | Parses the given string as if it were a tuple result string and iterates over the <string> objects that make up the tuple. The tuple Inspectors used to be session-only, but as of version 8.0, they are core Inspectors, available to all platforms at all times. | Win:8.0, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac:8.0, WM:8.0, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <string> | Concatenates two strings, producing a new string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| element of <string set> | Returns the unique elements of the specified <string set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value. Example: elements of set of ("beta";"beta";"alpha";"gamma";"beta") - Returns the strings alpha, beta, gamma. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> as string | Converts a rope into a string object. When converted, all the other string properties are available. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> as string | Returns the bits (0s and 1s) in a string format. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <hertz> as string | Returns a string formatted "##### hertz". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> as local string | Returns a string in MIME format of the given time object. The format is: ddd, DD mmm YYYY HH:MM:SS sZZZZ. The string is formatted using the local time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> as string | Same as above. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> as universal string | Returns a string in MIME format of the given time object. The format is:ddd, DD mmm YYYY HH:MM:SS +0000The string is formatted using the universal time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> as string | Casts the time of day as a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit hour of <time of day> | Extracts the 2-digit hour from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit minute of <time of day> | Extracts the 2-digit minute from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit second of <time of day> | Extracts the 2-digit second from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> as string | Returns a string corresponding to the time zone object provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> as string | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' object into a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit hour of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the hour of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit minute of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the minute of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit second of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the second of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> as string | Casts a time range as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> as string | Returns a string formatted as ddd days, HH:MM:SS.mmmmmmFor example, millisecond as string = " 00:00:00.001". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> as string | Cast a date type as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> as string | Casts the day of week as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> as three letters | Casts the day of week as a three-letter abbreviation (Mon, Tue, etcetera.). Example: Saturday as three letters - Returns Sat. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> as string | Cast a day of month type as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> as two digits | Cast a day of month type as a two-digit number. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> as string | Casts a day of the year as a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as string | Converts the given month into a string value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as three letters | Converts the given month into a 3-letter string (Jan, Feb, etcetera.). Example: january as three letters - Returns Jan. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as two digits | Converts the month into a two digit number (01 - 12). Example: january as two digits - Returns 01. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> as string | Casts a date (in month year format) as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> as string | Converts a number of months type into a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> as string | Casts a year as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| character <integer> | Returns a string containing a single ASCII character. For example, character 90 = "Z". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| computer name | Returns a string corresponding to the name of the computer as it appears on the network. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| dns name | Returns the DNS name of the computer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| download path <string> | This inspector is available in relevance subsitution action processing. It returns a string corresponding to the download path of the specified file. This Inspector (along with download folder and download file) is designed to be used during the prefetch process of action execution. This is equivalent to '(pathname of download folder) & pathseparator & "myfile"'. Example: wait "{download path"update.exe"}" - In an Action script, this line causes the BES Client to perform relevance substitution to compute the full path to the downloaded file (previously collected by a download command in the same Action script). After relevance substitution, the Client launches the specified executable and waits for it to complete before moving on to other Action lines. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hexadecimal string <string> | Creates a string from the given hexadecimal value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hostname | Returns the standard host name, usually for the computer's network. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| parameter <string> | This Inspector is a synonym for the parameter <string> of <action>. It looks up the value of the action parameter specified by <string>. This is used in conjunction with the parameter set command. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| string <string> | Returns a string for the name provided. The keyword string is optional. For example, string "hi" = "hi". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| system language | Returns the language of the system as a string. It is identified using the GetSystemDefaultLangID() system call. See the language keyword of the application object for a list of possible language value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| user language | Returns the language of the system as a string. It is identified by using the GetUserDefaultLangId() system call. See the language keyword of the application object for a list of possible language value. | Win, WM |
| wake on lan subnet cidr string | Returns the subnet the client is in for Wake on Lan (WoL) purposes. The client sends information to the relay during registration that is used to decide which subnet the client is in. The relay returns the subnet to the client, which is the value this Inspector exposes. This value is used to send WoL commands to forwarders. To wake a machine by computer ID, the server looks up the mac address and subnet of that machine. It then tries to identify clients that have been configured as WoL forwarders within the same subnet and routes WoL commands to those forwarders, sending them the mac address of the machine that needs to be awoken. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <registry key> | Returns the name of the key as a string. | Win, WM |
| <registry key value> as string | Returns a string if the data of the value is of type REG_SZ. | Win, WM |
| name of <registry key value> | Returns the name of the value as a string. (see escape of <string> for more information). | Win, WM |
| <registry key value type> as string | Returns the type of value as a string. One of REG_SZ, REG_NONE, REG_DWORD, REG_LINK, REG_BINARY, REG_MULTI_SZ, REG_EXPAND_SZ, REG_RESOURCE_LIST, REG_DWORD_LITTLE_ENDIAN, REG_DWORD_BIG_ENDIAN, REG_FULL_RESOURCE_DESCRIPTOR, REG_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS_LIST. | Win, WM |
| location of <filesystem object> | Returns the name of the directory in which the file or folder (filesystem object) is located. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <filesystem object> | This returns the name of the file or folder. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pathname of <filesystem object> | Returns the full pathname of the specified file or folder (filesystem object) as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <file> as string | Creates a string containing the full pathname of the specified file. See <file>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM |
| executable file format of <file> | Returns a four-byte string containing the format specifier for the specified file. Example: executable file format of client - Returns a string like "PE%00%00". | Win, WM |
| sha1 of <file> | Returns the sha1 checksum of the file hex encoded as a 40 character long string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| variable of <file> | Returns the names of variables contained in an INF style file, in the format [section].name=value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| file system type of <drive> | Value as reported by GetVolumeInformation. | Win, WM |
| name of <drive> | Returns the name of the drive. Names look like 'c:' and 'D:'. Example: name of drive of regapp "vshield.exe" as lowercase = "e:" - Returns TRUE if the application exists on drive E. | Win, WM |
| type of <drive> | Returns the type of drive as a string. Example: type of drive of the system folder = "DRIVE_FIXED" - Returns TRUE if the system folder is on a fixed disk drive. | Win, WM |
| <version> as string | Turns a version type into a string of the form "1.2.3.4". Example: version of regapp "bigfix.exe" as string = "1.0.45.0" - Returns TRUE if the BigFix application has the specified version. Example: version of package "BESAgent" of rpm as string = "3.1.0.19-1" - TRUE if the BESAgent program has the given version. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| codepage of <file version block> | A string representation of the codepage portion of the id of this version block. See notes for known codepage strings. For example, 'Unicode'. Example: codepage of only version block of regapp "bigfix.exe" is "Unicode" - Returns TRUE if the version block codepage for the specified file is unicode. | Win, WM |
| id of <file version block> | A string representation containing both the language and codepage of this version block. The format is 8 hex digits, 4 of the codepage concatenated with 4 of the language. For example, '040904b0'. See notes for known values. Example: id of only version block of regapp "bigfix.exe" is "040904b0" - Returns TRUE if the given file's version block id is the specified string. | Win, WM |
| language of <file version block> | A string representation of the language portion of the id of this version block. For example, 'English (United States)'. See notes for known values. Example: language of version block 1 of regapp "bigfix.exe" = "English (United States)" - Returns TRUE if the given file's version block language is as specified. | Win, WM |
| value <string> of <file version block> | Returns a string corresponding to the name provided. Values have names such as 'CompanyName', 'FileDescription', 'FileVersion'. Example: value "FileVersion" of version block 1 of regapp "bigfix.exe" as version - When casting a string value to a version, the parser skips through the string until it identifies something that can be interpreted as a version. This is convenient for extracting version numbers from strings containing added text. | Win, WM |
| <xml dom node> as text | Casts an xml document object module node as text. | Win, WM |
| <xml dom node> as xml | Casts an xml document object module node as xml. | Win, WM |
| node name of <xml dom node> | Returns the name of the specified XML DOM node as a string. Example: node names of child nodes of xml document of file "C:\WINDOWS\system32\icsxml\cmnicfg.xml" - Returns a list of the names of each node in the specified XML document. | Win, WM |
| node value of <xml dom node> | Returns the node value, which varies depending on the node type. If the standard interface produces a null type, the Inspector throws NoSuchObject. Example: node value of first child of xml document of file "icsxml\cmnicfg.xml" of system folder - Returns the value of the first node in the specified file. If the first statement of the file is <xml version="1.0">, for instance, the name would be "xml" and the value would be version="1.0". | Win, WM |
| <operating system> as string | Returns a string containing the name of the operating system concatenated with the release. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| csd version of <operating system> | Returns the Corrective Service Disk version of the operating system. The szCSDVersion as returned by the GetVersionEx system call. The format varies depending on the installed service packs. For WinNT it contains a string such as "Service Pack 3", for Win95 it can contain a string such as "B". Example: csd version of the operating system = "B" - Returns TRUE on a Win95 System with Corrective Service Disk version = "B". | Win, WM |
| name of <operating system> | Returns the name of the operating system as a string. Names might include Win98, WinNT, etcetera. Example: name of operating system = "WinXP" - Returns TRUE on a WinXP System. Example: name of operating system = "Mac OS X" - Returns TRUE on a Mac OSX System. Example: name of operating system contains "Linux Red Hat" - Returns TRUE on a typical Linux Red Hat system. Example: name of operating system contains "Sun" - Returns TRUE on a typical Solaris system. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| product info string of <operating system> | On Windows versions 6.0 and newer (Vista minimum), this inspector returns a string derived from the GetProductInfo API. It will be one of the following values:UnlicensedBusinessCluster ServerServer DatacenterServer Datacenter CoreEnterpriseServer EnterpriseServer Enterprise CoreServer Enterprise ItaniumHome BasicHome ServerServer for Small BusinessSmall Business ServerSmall Business Server PremiumServer StandardServer Standard CoreStarterStorage Server EnterpriseStorage Server StandardStorage Server WorkgroupUltimateWeb ServerUnknown. Example: product info string of operating system - Returns a string such as 'Small Business Server' on a Windows OS greater than version 6.0. Otherwise, it returns 'Unknown'. | Win, Mac:8.2, WM |
| release of <operating system> | Information about the release of the operating system, formatted as a <version> on the Macintosh, but a <string> on UNIX and Windows. Example: release of operating system = "OSR2.1" - Returns TRUE if the Win95 computer is running under operating system release 2.1. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| brand string of <processor> | Returns the vendor-defined brand names for newer processors. | Win, Lin:8.2, Sol:8.2, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.2 |
| family name of <processor> | Returns the family name of the CPU, dependent on the type of client computer, for instance Pentium, Sparc, PowerPC G4, etcetera. Example: family name of main processor = "Pentium III" - Returns TRUE for a computer with a Pentium III cpu. Example: number of processors whose (family name of it contains "Pentium") - Returns the number of Pentium chips in the computer. Example: processor whose (family name of it = "K6") - Returns a processor object if a K6 chip is detected. Example: number of processors whose (family name of it contains "Pentium") - Returns the number of Pentium chips in the computer. Example: family name of main processor = "sparcv9" - Returns TRUE if the computer has the specified main processor family name. Example: 1616 - 1260 Example: 3100 - 4000 Example: 4100 - 7263 | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| vendor name of <processor> | The manufacturer of the CPU. Names include: GenuineIntelAuthenticAMDCyrixInsteadCentaurHaulsAmbiguousCPU. Example: vendor name of main processor = "GenuineIntel" - Returns TRUE for an Intel processor chip. Example: number of processors whose (vendor name of it = "AuthenticAMD" or vendor name of it = "CyrixInstead" or vendor name of it = "CentaurHauls") = 1 - Returns TRUE for a single processor system with the given vendors. | Win, Lin, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <language> as string | Returns the language of the system locale. Example: system locale as string - Returns English (United States) if the system locale is US English. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <primary language> as string | Returns the primary language. Example: primary language of system locale - Returns "English" for an English-language system. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| gather schedule authority of <site> | Returns a string corresponding to the authority of the site schedule, for example: Publisher, Custom, Manual or Disabled. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <site> | The name of the site. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| site tag of <site> | Returns the last component of the specified site's url, eg. 'actionsite', 'enteprisesecurity', etcetera. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| type of <site> | Returns one of the following 4 literal strings:Master Action SiteOperator SiteCustom SiteFixlet Site. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| url of <site> | Returns the Locator found in the masthead. A site locator is used to synchronize with the site. It normally contains the URL of a remote file system folder, or the URL of a cgi-bin program that provides a remote directory listing of the site. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <site version list> as string | Converts a site version list to a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <fixlet_header> | Headers are name:value pairs, separated by a colon. This Inspector returns the name on the left hand side of the pair. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| value of <fixlet_header> | Headers are name:value pairs, separated by a colon. This Inspector returns the value on the right hand side of the pair. Example: number of relevant fixlets whose (value of header "x-fixlet-source-severity" of it as lowercase = "critical") of site "enterprise security". - Returns the number of critical fixlets in the Enterprise Security site. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <setting> as string | Returns a string formatted as <name>=<value> for the setting. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <setting> | Returns the name of the setting. Example: names of settings of site "actionsite" - Returns the names of all the settings of the site named "actionsite". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| value of <setting> | Returns the value of the setting. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <selected server> | The DNS name of the server, if known. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| host name of <root server> | The host (DNS) name of the BES root server that the BES Client last registered with. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <application usage summary> | Returns the names of the applications that are currently enabled for usage summaries. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| common name of <license> | Returns the name of the person (such as John Smith) who requested the action site license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| email address of <license> | Returns the email address of the person (such as John_Smith@bigcorp.com) who requested the action site license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| expiration state of <license> | Returns a string, one of "Unrestricted", "Grace" or "Restricted". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| gather url of <license> | Returns the gather URL for the deployment's main Action site as specified in the deployment masthead. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| organization of <license> | Returns the organization of the person (such as Bigcorp, Inc.) who requested the action site license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| seat count state of <license> | Returns one of "Unrestricted", "Grace" or "Restricted". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| identifier of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the identifier of the specified phone. Example: identifier of phone - Returns a string identifying the brand of the phone, such as: 'Samsung Blackjack'. | WM |
| manufacturer of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the manufacturer of the specified phone. Example: manufacturer of phone - Returns a string containg the name of the phone's manufacturer, such as 'SAMSUNG Electronics'. | WM |
| model of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the model of the specified phone. Example: model of phone - Returns a string containing the model name of the phone, such as 'SAMSUNG MITs'. | WM |
| operator name of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the operator name of the specified phone. Example: operator name of phone - Returns a string containing the name of the Windows Mobile device service provider, such as 'ATT'. | WM |
| owner address of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the address of the owner of the specified phone. Example: owner address of phone - Returns a string containing the street address of the phone's owner, such as: '12345 Some Street, Denver, Colorado'. | WM |
| owner company of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the company name of the owner of the specified phone. Example: owner company of phone - Returns a string containing the name of the company that owns the phone, such as 'ACME Inc'. | WM |
| owner email of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the email address of the owner of the specified phone. Example: owner email of phone - Returns a string containing the email address of the phone's owner, such as: 'john.smith@mail.com'. | WM |
| owner name of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the name of the owner of the specified phone. Example: owner name of phone - Returns a string containing the name of the phone's owner, such as: 'John Smith'. | WM |
| owner notes of <phone> | Returns a string containing the owner notes of the specified phone. Example: owner notes of phone - Returns a string containing notes written by the phone's owner, such as: 'These are my important notes'. | WM |
| phone number of <phone> | Returns a string containing the phone number of the specified phone. Example: phone number of phone - Returns a string containing the phone number of the Windows Mobile device. | WM |
| revision of <phone> | Returns a string identifying the revision of the specified phone. Example: revision of phone - Returns a string containing revision of the phone, such as 'i607UCGB4'. | WM |
| roaming status of <phone> | Returns a string identifying the roaming status of the specified phone. Example: roaming status of phone - Returns a string identifying the roaming status of the phone, such as 'Unavailable'. | WM |
| serial number of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the serial number of the specified phone. Example: serial number of phone - Returns a string containing the serial number of the phone, such as '35546001011618/1 04'. | WM |
| subscriber number of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the subscriber number of the specified phone. Example: subscriber number of phone - Returns a string containing the phone number of the phone's subscriber. | WM |
| type of <phone> | Returns a string identifying the type of the specified phone. Example: type of phone - Returns a string identifying the type of the phone, such as: 'SmartPhone'. | WM |
| construct xml <string> of <oma csp> | Returns an XML snippet to query an OMA CSP based on the parameters passed in <string>. Example: construct xml "TAPI_FORWARD_ENABLED" of oma csp "Tapi,Busy,Voice" - Returns a snippet of XML like the following: <wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="Tapi"> <characteristic type="Busy"> <characteristic type="Voice"> <parm-query name="TAPI_FORWARD_ENABLED"/> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc>. Example: construct xml "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp "Tapi,Busy,Voice" - Returns a snippet of XML like the following: <wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="Tapi"> <characteristic type="Busy"> <characteristic type="Voice"> <parm-query name="TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" /> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc>. | WM |
| forward all calls of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward all calls' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward all calls of oma csp - Returns a string of the form: 'Forward calls to 5551212 when Unconditional after 20 seconds'. | WM |
| forward all calls to of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward all calls to' string from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward all calls to of oma csp - Returns a telephone number as a string. This is the same as: string "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice"). | WM |
| forward calls to when busy of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls to when busy' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls to when busy of oma csp - Returns a string corresponding to the forwarding phone number when busy. | WM |
| forward calls to when no answer of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls to when no answer' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls to when no answer of oma csp - Returns a string corresponding to the forwarding phone number when there is no answer. | WM |
| forward calls to when unavailable of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls to when unavailable' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls to when unavailable of oma csp - Returns a string corresponding to the forwarding phone number when the user is unreachable. | WM |
| forward calls when busy of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls when busy' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls when busy of oma csp - Returns a string of the form: 'Forward calls to 5551212 when Busy after 5 seconds'. | WM |
| forward calls when no answer of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls when no answer' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls when no answer of oma csp - Returns a string of the form: 'Forward calls to 5551212 when No-Reply after 25 seconds'. | WM |
| forward calls when unavailable of <oma csp> | Returns a string corresponding to the current 'forward calls when unavailable' setting from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: forward calls when unavailable of oma csp - Returns a string of the form: 'Forward calls to 5551212 when Not-Reachable after 5 seconds'. | WM |
| network type of <oma csp> | Returns the current 'network type' policy from the SecurityPolicy Configuration Service Provider. Example: network type of oma csp - Returns a network type as a string, such as 'ATT'. This is the same as: string "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice"). | WM |
| process xml query <string> of <oma csp> | This Inspector will take the value passed in <string> and then ask the system to process it. To use it, the value provided must be a valid OMA CSP XML query that is not trying to set a value (only queries are allowed). A typical use is to take the results of the 'construct xml query' Inspector and pass it in as the query string. Example: process xml query (construct xml "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp "Tapi,Busy,Voice") of oma csp - Returns a string containing an XML snippet such as: '<wap-provisioningdoc> <characteristic type="Tapi"> <characteristic type="Busy"> <characteristic type="Voice"> <parm-query name="TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" value="5551212" /> </characteristic> </characteristic> </characteristic> </wap-provisioningdoc>'. | WM |
| string <string> of <oma csp> | Returns the result of the specified OMA CSP query as a string value. Example: string "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice") - Returns a string containing the forwarding phone number currently set up for the specified parameters. | WM |
| value <string> of <oma csp> | Returns the result of the specified OMA CSP query as a string value. Example: value "TAPI_FORWARD_ADDRESS" of oma csp ("Tapi","Unconditional","Voice") - This phrase returns the forwarding number, such as '5551212', for the given parameters. | WM |
| adapter name of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string corresponding to the null-terminated name of the adapter for the given WinCE network connection. If no adapter name is available, the Inspector returns NULL. Example: adapter name of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string such as "TNETW12511". | WM |
| description of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string corresponding to the null-terminated description of the given WinCE network connection. If no adapter name is available, the Inspector returns NULL. Example: description of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string such as: My Wifi. | WM |
| destination network of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string containing the GUID of the destination network for the specified WinCE connection. Example: destination network of network connection "My Wifi Network" - Returns a string such as: IID_DestNetInternet. | WM |
| flags of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string containing one or more connection options for the specified WinCE network connection. These flags include: billed by time, always on, or suspend and resume. The constants for these flags are explained in greater detail in the MSDN article on the Connection Manager Connection Options Constants. Example: flags of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string such as 'Always On'. | WM |
| ip addresses of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string containing the available IP addresses for the specified WinCE network connection. If no addresses are available, this Inspector returns NULL. Example: ip addresses of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string containing the available IP address(es) for the given network, such as 'localhost (192.168.1.104)'. | WM |
| last connected of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string containing the last time that the connection was established for the specified WinCE network connection. Example: last connected of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string containing the last connetion time, such as '7/13/2009 12:35:00 AM'. | WM |
| source network of <wince network connection detail> | Returns a string containing the GUID of the source network for the specified WinCE connection. Example: source network of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string containing the GUID of the source network for the specified connection, such as: 'Unknown'. | WM |
| status of <wince network connection detail> | Returns the status of the specified WinCE network connection. This is a string indicating whether the connection is established, suspended, disconnected, waiting, failed or more. These are explained in greater detail in the MSDN article on the Connection Manager Status Constants. Example: status of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string containing the current network connection status, such as: 'Connected'. | WM |
| type of <wince network connection detail> | Returns the type of the specified WinCE network connection. This is a string indicating a cellular, NIC, Bluetooth, Unimodem, VPN, Proxy or PC connection. These are explained in greater detail in the MSDN article on the Connection Manager Connection Type Constants. Example: type of network connection "My Wifi" - Returns a string, such as 'Wifi', indicating the network type. | WM |
| status of <base_battery> | Returns a string corresponding to the current status of the battery. This is one of the following: Charging, High, Low, Critical, No battery or Unknown. Base battery is an abstract type that can refer to either the main "battery" or the "backup battery". Example: status of battery - Returns a string indicating the current battery status, such as: 'High'. A similar string applies to the backup battery as well. | WM |
| ac of <battery> | Returns a string detailing the AC power status of the specified Windows Mobile device battery. This can include offline, online or backup. For more information, see the MSDN article on SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS_EX. Example: ac of battery - Returns a string such as "Online". Example: ac of backup battery - Returns a string such as "Online". | WM |
| chemistry of <battery> | This Inspector returns a string describing the type of chemistry used by the specified Windows Mobile battery. It can include alkaline, nicad, lithium and others. For details, see the MSDN article on SYSTEM_POWER_STATUS_EX2. Example: chemistry of battery - Returns a sting such as: Lithium-ion. These strings are also used to describe the backup battery. | WM |
| altitude of <gps> | Returns a string containing the altitude (in meters) of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. Example: altitude of gps - Returns a string such as "150.000". | WM |
| full status of <gps> | Returns a string containing the full status of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. It is a concatenation of all the inspectable items, with the general form 'feature: {value} units', each separated by a space. The full string looks like 'Name: {name} Status: {ON/OFF} Last sample time: {sample time} Latitude: {latitude} degrees Longitude: {longitude} degrees Heading: {heading} degrees Speed: {speed} knots Altitude: {altitude} m.'. Example: full status of gps - Returns a string of the form: 'Name: QualComm GpsOne Card, version 0.0 Status: ON Last sample time: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:50:05 -0800 Latitude: 32.99205 degrees Longitude: -117.05468 degrees Heading: Not available Speed: 0.0000 knots Altitude: 150.000 m'. | WM |
| heading of <gps> | Returns a string containing the heading in degrees (a heading of zero is true north) of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. Example: heading of gps - Returns a string containing the heading of the mobile device in degrees, such as '90' for due east. | WM |
| latitude of <gps> | Returns a string containing the latitude (in degrees) of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. Positive numbers indicate the northern latitudes. Example: latitude of gps - Returns a string containing latitude of the Win Mobile device, as determined by the GPS, such as '32.99205'. | WM |
| longitude of <gps> | Returns a string containing the longitude (in degrees) of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. Positive numbers indicate east longitudes. Example: longitude of gps - Returns a string representing the current longitude of the Windows Mobile device, as indicated by the GPS, such as '-117.05468'. | WM |
| name of <gps> | Returns a string containing the human-readable name of the embedded GPS of the Windows Mobile device. It might, for example, be something like 'Acme GPS Card, version 3.4.'. Example: name of gps - Returns a string containing the model name of the GPS, such as 'QualComm GpsOne Card, version 0.0'. | WM |
| speed of <gps> | Returns a string containing the speed (in knots) of the Windows Mobile device, as determined by the onboard GPS. Example: speed of gps - Returns a string indicating the speed of the device in knots, such as: '43.3420'. | WM |
| encrypt report failure message of <client_cryptography> | If the client is not successfully encrypting reports, this Inspector returns the failure message. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| sha1 of <x509 certificate> | Returns the SHA1 hash of the given certificate, which uniquely identifies it. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <logged on user> | If Terminal Services is available and enabled under NT4/2000/2003/XP/Vista, this Inspector returns the result of WTSQuerySessionInformation with WTSUserName. With Terminal Services disabled, it examines the ACLs on the security descriptor of the "winsta0" window station. Under Windows 9x, returns the "Current User" of "SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control" if it exists. Otherwise returns No Such Object. | Win, Lin:8.2, Sol:8.2, HPUX:8.2, AIX:8.2, Mac:8.2, WM, Ubu:8.2 |
| parameter <string> of <action> | Returns the value of parameter <string> for the active Action. Parameters only live as long as the action is active. Among the inspectable parameters is the 'action issue date' that is added to each Action by the BigFix Console at issue time. Example: parameter "action issue date" of action - This Inspector returns the date the action was issued, a parameter added to each action by the BigFix Console. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| status of <action> | Returns one of the following strings: Running = when the action is currently active. Executed = no longer relevant and action has completed. Not Relevant = action was not relevant. Waiting = action is relevant, but waiting to run. Not Executed = action is relevant, unconstrained, but has not yet started. Failed = action is relevant, unconstrained, has completed, but is still relevant. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| cidr string of <network ip interface> | Returns the Classless Inter-Domain Routing value for the specified network ip interface as a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| cidr string of <network address list> | Returns the Classless Inter-Domain Routing value for the specified network address list as a string value. | Win, WM |
| cidr string of <network adapter> | Returns the Classless Inter-Domain Routing value for the specified network adapter as a string value. | Win, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| description of <network adapter> | Returns the description of the network adapter. | Win, WM |
| dns suffix of <network adapter> | Returns the Domain Name System (DNS) suffix associated with the specified adapter. | Win, WM |
| friendly name of <network adapter> | Returns a user-friendly name for the adapter, for example "Local Area Connection 1". | Win, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac:8.0, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| mac address of <network adapter> | Returns the mac address of the network adapter. | Win, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <network adapter> | Returns the name of the network adapter. | Win, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv4 address> as string | Converts the ipv4 address to a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv6 address> as compressed string | Similar to casting as a string, but with double colons used to represent multiple zero 16-bit parts (RFC 4291 section 2.2, item 2). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv6 address> as compressed string with ipv4 | Similar to casting as a string, but with both colon-compression and standard IPv4 representation for the low 32-bits. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv6 address> as string | Returns a string representation of the IPv6 address in the form x:x:x:x:x:x:x:x, where each x represents one to four hexadecimal digits of the eight 16-bit address fields. Leading zeros in an individual field are omitted. See RFC 4291 section 2.2, item 1. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv6 address> as string with ipv4 | Similar to casting as a string, but with the lowest 32 bits of the address in the standard IPv4 representation (RFC 4291 section 2.2, item 3). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <ipv6 address> as string with leading zeros | Similar to casting as a string, but leading zeros in individual fields are preserved. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <type> as string | A string indicating the type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <type> | A string naming the type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <property> as string | A short description of the use of the property. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| plural name of <property> | The name of the property, in the plural. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| singular name of <property> | The name of the property, in the singular. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| usual name of <property> | Returns the usual name of the specified property. Example: usual name of property "booleans" - Returns "boolean". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <binary operator> as string | A short description of the use of the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <binary operator> | A phrase naming the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| symbol of <binary operator> | A phrase or punctuation mark used to invoke the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <unary operator> as string | A short description of the use of the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <unary operator> | A phrase naming the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| symbol of <unary operator> | A phrase or punctuation mark used to invoke the operator. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <cast> as string | A short description of the use of the cast. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| name of <cast> | The phrase used after the keyword "as" in an expression using the cast. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> contains <string> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string contains the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <rope> & <string> | <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, producing a rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> contains <string> | <boolean> | Returns boolean TRUE if the rope contains the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified set of strings contains the given string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <rope> | <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, returning a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <string> | <string> | Concatenates two strings, producing a new string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> {cmp} <string> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| escape of <string> | <string> Plural: escapes | Returns a string containing a \\ for every \ character found. Useful for setting registry key values to strings in regset action commands. | Win, WM |
| <string> as version | <version> | Returns a version if the string can be parsed as a version. The first numeric set of characters delimited with period, comma or comma-space is returned. | Win, WM, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as boolean | <boolean> | Returns a boolean value for the string. All possible capitalization's of "TRUE" and "FALSE" will convert successfully. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as date | <date> | Casts a string as a date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as day_of_month | <day of month> | Casts a string as a day of the month (eg. 28). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as day_of_week | <day of week> | Casts a string as a day of the week. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as floating point | <floating point> | Converts the contents of a string into a floating point number. | Win, Lin:8.0, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as hexadecimal | <string> | Converts a string to a hexadecimal number. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as integer | <integer> | Returns an integer value for the string provided. If the string contains anything but ASCII digits, the conversion will fail. Use numeric value for more liberal parsing rules. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as ipv6 address | <ipv6 address> | Converts a string representations of an IPv6 address (with colons and/or dots) as an IPv6 address type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as left trimmed string | <string> | Trims the leading spaces from a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as local time | <time> | Returns a local time object from a properly formatted string. See <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as local zoned time_of_day | <time of day with time zone> | Converts a string to a time of day with local time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as lowercase | <string> | Returns a lowercase version of the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as month | <month> | Converts a string into a month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as right trimmed string | <string> | Trims the trailing spaces from a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as site version list | <site version list> | Converts a string into a site version list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as string | <string> | Returns the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as time | <time> | Returns a time object from a properly formatted string. See <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as time interval | <time interval> | Returns a time interval object from a properly formatted string. Expects strings formatted as ddd days, HH:MM:SS.mmmmmm. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as time zone | <time zone> | Returns a time zone object from a properly formatted string. See <time zone>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as time_of_day | <time of day> | Converts a string to a time_of_day type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as trimmed string | <string> | Trims the leading and trailing spaces off of the specified string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as universal time | <time> | Returns a universal time object from a properly formatted string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as universal zoned time_of_day | <time of day with time zone> | Converts a string into a universal zoned time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as uppercase | <string> | Returns an uppercase version of the string provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as windows display time | <time> | Returns a Windows display time object from a properly formatted string. See <Time>. | Win, WM |
| <string> as year | <year> | Converts a string into a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as zoned time_of_day | <time of day with time zone> | Converts a string into a zoned time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| character <integer> of <string> | <substring> Plural: characters | Returns a string of length 1 made by taking the character identified by <integer> from the string. Numbering begins at zero. Example, Character 1 of "HI" is "I". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| character of <string> | <substring> Plural: characters | Returns the characters from the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| concatenation <string> of <string> | <string> Plural: concatenations | This inspector concatenates the string items in the second argument with a separator defined by the string argument. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| concatenation of <string> | <string> Plural: concatenations | Combines the supplied strings into a single string, end-to-end. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <integer> of <string> | <substring> Plural: firsts | Returns a substring containing the number of characters specified from the given string. For example, First 5 of "To be or not to be" is "To be". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: firsts | Returns a substring containing the first occurrence of the name provided. See substring. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last <integer> of <string> | <substring> Plural: lasts | Returns a substring containing the number of characters specified. For example, Last 5 of "To be or not to be" is "to be". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: lasts | Returns a substring containing the last occurrence of the name provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <string> | <integer> Plural: lengths | Returns the number of characters in the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| numeric value of <string> | <integer> Plural: numeric values | Returns an integer for the first numeric value in the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| position <integer> of <string> | <string position> Plural: positions | Returns a string position pointing to the character position specified. The first character is at position 0. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| position of <string> | <string position> Plural: positions | Returns the positions of the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| set of <string> | <string set> Plural: sets | Creates a set from the given list of semicolon-separated strings. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: substrings | Iterates through the string returning all the substrings matching the name given. For example, number of substrings "be" of "to be or not to be" = 2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring after <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: substrings after | Returns the substrings that come after the first string delimiter. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring before <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: substrings before | Returns the substrings that come before the first string delimiter. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring between <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: substrings between | Returns the substring in the second string found between two instances of the first string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring separated by <string> of <string> | <substring> Plural: substrings separated by | Returns a substring (or set of substrings) delimited by the first string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| tuple string item <integer> of <string> | <string> Plural: tuple string items | Parses the given string as if it were a tuple result string and returns the string which is the nth item of the tuple. The tuple Inspectors used to be session-only, but as of version 8.0, they are core Inspectors, available to all platforms at all times. | Win:8.0, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac:8.0, WM:8.0, Ubu:8.1 |
| tuple string item of <string> | <string> Plural: tuple string items | Parses the given string as if it were a tuple result string and iterates over the <string> objects that make up the tuple. The tuple Inspectors used to be session-only, but as of version 8.0, they are core Inspectors, available to all platforms at all times. | Win:8.0, Lin:8.0, Sol:8.0, HPUX:8.0, AIX:8.0, Mac:8.0, WM:8.0, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <string> | <string with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <string> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. As of version 6.0 of BES, this Inspector returns a <string with multiplicity>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
string positionCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| position <integer> of <string> | Returns a string position pointing to the character position specified. The first character is at position 0. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| position of <string> | Returns the positions of the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| end of <substring> | Returns the position of the substring within its containing string. For example, end of first "be" of "to be or not to be" = 5. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| start of <substring> | Returns the position within the string of the substring. For example, start of substring "or" of "to be or not to be" = 6. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| following text of <string position> | <substring> Plural: following texts | Returns the substring following the position in the string. For example, following text of position 5 of "0123456789" = "567890". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| preceding text of <string position> | <substring> Plural: preceding texts | Returns the substring preceding the position in the string. For example, preceding text of position 5 of "0123456789" = "01234". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
substringCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| character <integer> of <string> | Returns a string of length 1 made by taking the character identified by <integer> from the string. Numbering begins at zero. Example, Character 1 of "HI" is "I". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| character of <string> | Returns the characters from the string. Example: exists character whose (it is "z") of "Paul Cezanne" - Returns True. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <integer> of <string> | Returns a substring containing the number of characters specified from the given string. For example, First 5 of "To be or not to be" is "To be". Example: first 2 of pathname of regapp "bigfix.exe" as lowercase = "c:" - Returns true if BigFix is installed on drive C:. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <string> of <string> | Returns a substring containing the first occurrence of the name provided. See substring. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last <integer> of <string> | Returns a substring containing the number of characters specified. For example, Last 5 of "To be or not to be" is "to be". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last <string> of <string> | Returns a substring containing the last occurrence of the name provided. Example: preceding text of last "ab" of "abracadabra" is "abracad" - Returns True. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring <string> of <string> | Iterates through the string returning all the substrings matching the name given. For example, number of substrings "be" of "to be or not to be" = 2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring after <string> of <string> | Returns the substrings that come after the first string delimiter. Example: substrings after ":" of "definition: after the colon" - Returns " after the colon". Example: substrings after (character 3 of it) of "woe-is-me" - Returns 'is' and 'me', since character 3 (zero-based) is a dash and this Inspector returns the next substrings separated by dashes. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring before <string> of <string> | Returns the substrings that come before the first string delimiter. Example: substrings before "<--" of "the item pointed to <--" - Returns "the item pointed to". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring between <string> of <string> | Returns the substring in the second string found between two instances of the first string. Example: substrings between "*" of "the item *between* asterisks" - Returns "between". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| substring separated by <string> of <string> | Returns a substring (or set of substrings) delimited by the first string. Example: substrings separated by "," of "1,2,3" - Returns the list of numbers separated by commas in the specified string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| following text of <string position> | Returns the substring following the position in the string. For example, following text of position 5 of "0123456789" = "567890". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| preceding text of <string position> | Returns the substring preceding the position in the string. For example, preceding text of position 5 of "0123456789" = "01234". Example: preceding text of position 5 of "Four score and seven.." - Returns "Four". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| following text of <substring> | Returns the string following the substring. For example, following text of last "." of "log.txt" = "txt". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| preceding text of <substring> | Returns the string preceding the substring. For example, preceding text of last "." of "log.txt" = "log". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| end of <substring> | <string position> Plural: ends | Returns the position of the substring within its containing string. For example, end of first "be" of "to be or not to be" = 5. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| following text of <substring> | <substring> Plural: following texts | Returns the string following the substring. For example, following text of last "." of "log.txt" = "txt". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| preceding text of <substring> | <substring> Plural: preceding texts | Returns the string preceding the substring. For example, preceding text of last "." of "log.txt" = "log". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| start of <substring> | <string position> Plural: starts | Returns the position within the string of the substring. For example, start of substring "or" of "to be or not to be" = 6. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
string with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <string> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <string> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. As of version 6.0 of BES, this Inspector returns a <string with multiplicity>. Example: multiplicities of unique values of ("steak"; "chop"; "rib"; "rib"; "rib") - Returns the multiplicity of (the number of times) each string in the list is used, namely, 1,3,1. Note that the multiplicities are based on the alphabetic order of the strings (chop, rib, steak), not their position in the list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <string with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Returns the multiplicity (quantity) of each element in a multiple string list. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
string setCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| set of <string> | Creates a set from the given list of semicolon-separated strings. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| intersection of <string set> | Returns a set of strings equal to the intersection of the specified sets, aphabetized and with redundant elements stripped out. Example: elements of intersection of (set of ("to";"be"); set of ("or";"not";"to";"be")) - Returns the list: be,to. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| union of <string set> | Returns a set of strings equal to the union of the specified sets, alphabetized and with redundant elements stripped out. Example: elements of union of (set of ("to";"be"); set of ("or";"not";"to";"be")) - Returns the list: be,not,or,to. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> - <string set> | Subtracts the elements in the second set from the elements in the first. Example: elements of (set of ("to";"be";"or") - set of ("not";"to";"be")) - Returns or. Example: elements of (set of ("fee";"fie";"foe") - set of ("fee") - set of("foe")) - Return "fie.". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> * <string set> | Returns the intersection of the specified sets. Example: elements of (set of ("to";"be";"or") * set of ("not";"to";"be")) - Returns the list: be,to. Example: elements of (set of ("lime";"pie") * set of ("pie";"face") * set of("pie";"in";"sky")) - Returns "pie.". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> + <string set> | Returns the union of the specified sets. Example: elements of (set of ("to";"be";"or") + set of ("not";"to";"be")) - Returns the list: be,not,or,to. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string set> - <string set> | <string set> | Subtracts the elements in the second set from the elements in the first. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> * <string set> | <string set> | Returns the intersection of the specified sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> + <string set> | <string set> | Returns the union of the specified sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> = <string set> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified sets have identical contents. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string set> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the first set contains all the elements of the second set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string set> contains <string> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the specified set of strings contains the given string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| element of <string set> | <string> Plural: elements | Returns the unique elements of the specified <string set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| intersection of <string set> | <string set> Plural: intersections | Returns a set of strings equal to the intersection of the specified sets, aphabetized and with redundant elements stripped out. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| size of <string set> | <integer> Plural: sizes | Returns the number of unique elements in the specified set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| union of <string set> | <string set> Plural: unions | Returns a set of strings equal to the union of the specified sets, alphabetized and with redundant elements stripped out. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
ropeCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <rope> & <string> | Concatenates a rope and a string, producing a rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, returning a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> & <rope> | Concatenates two ropes into a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> & <string> | Concatenates a rope and a string, producing a rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, returning a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| rope <string> | Creates a rope object from the given string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <rope> & <rope> | <rope> | Concatenates two ropes into a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> & <string> | <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, producing a rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <rope> contains <string> | <boolean> | Returns TRUE if the rope contains the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> & <rope> | <rope> | Concatenates a rope and a string, returning a new rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <rope> as string | <string> | Converts a rope into a string object. When converted, all the other string properties are available. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <rope> | <integer> Plural: lengths | Returns the number of bytes in the rope. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
arrayCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
bit setCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as bit set | Returns the bits of the binary representation of the integer; bit zero is the least-significant bit. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <integer> as bits | Returns the bits of the binary representation of the integer; bit zero is the least-significant bit. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| left shift <integer> of <bit set> | A bit set which, at each position n >= delta, holds bit n-delta of the original bit set, where delta is the given integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| right shift <integer> of <bit set> | A bit set which, at each position n, holds bit n+delta of the original bit set, where delta is the given shift integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> - <bit set> | Returns the bits that are true in the left bit set and false in the right bit set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> * <bit set> | Returns the intersection of the two bit sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> + <bit set> | Returns the union of the two sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| bit <integer> | Returns TRUE or FALSE, corresponding to value of the bit specified by <integer>. Example: bit 0 of 5 - Returns TRUE. Example: bit 3 of bit 3 - Returns TRUE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| bit set <string> | Returns the bits of the binary number given by the string. Example: bit set "101" as integer - Returns 5. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <bit set> - <bit set> | <bit set> | Returns the bits that are true in the left bit set and false in the right bit set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> * <bit set> | <bit set> | Returns the intersection of the two bit sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> + <bit set> | <bit set> | Returns the union of the two sets. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> = <bit set> | <boolean> | Returns true if the corresponding bits of the two sets are equal. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> contains <bit set> | <boolean> | Returns false if -- for any n -- bit n of the left set is false, but bit n of the right set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <bit set> as integer | <integer> | Returns the integer whose binary representation matches the bit set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <bit set> as string | <string> | Returns the bits (0s and 1s) in a string format. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| bit <integer> of <bit set> | <boolean> Plural: bits | Returns the value of the bit at the given <integer> position in the set. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| least significant one bit of <bit set> | <integer> Plural: least significant one bits | Returns the least n such that bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| left shift <integer> of <bit set> | <bit set> Plural: left shifts | A bit set which, at each position n >= delta, holds bit n-delta of the original bit set, where delta is the given integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| most significant one bit of <bit set> | <integer> Plural: most significant one bits | Returns the greatest n such that bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| one bit of <bit set> | <integer> Plural: one bits | Returns the numbers n for which bit n of the set is true. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| right shift <integer> of <bit set> | <bit set> Plural: right shifts | A bit set which, at each position n, holds bit n+delta of the original bit set, where delta is the given shift integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
regular expressionCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> starts with <string> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string starts with the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <string> ends with <string> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE if the first string ends with the second string. | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
regular expression matchCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
undefinedCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
hertzCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <hertz> {op} <integer> | Returns a hertz object operated on by the given integer, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| absolute value of <hertz> | Returns the positive value of the hertz object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <hertz> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <hertz> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significant digits <integer> of <hertz> | Returns the value of a hertz object with <integer> significant digits (for example. significant digits 3 of 1235569 = 1240000). Example: significant digits 3 of 1235569 - Returns 1240000. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| - <hertz> | Returns the negative of the <hertz> value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <hertz> {op} <hertz> | Returns a hertz object equal to the result of the operation, where:{op} is one of: +, -, mod. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <hertz> {op} <integer> | Returns a hertz object equal to the result of the operation, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| ghz | Returns a Hertz object corresponding to 1 giga-hertz. See hertz. Example: speed of processor > 3*ghz - Returns TRUE on machines faster than 3Ghz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| greatest hz | Returns the largest hertz object that can be represented on this machine. See hertz. Example: greatest hz - Returns a large positive value, such as 9223372036854775807 hertz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hz | Returns a hertz object corresponding to 1 hertz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| khz | Returns a hertz object corresponding to 1 kilohertz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| least hz | Returns the least hertz value that can be represented on this machine. Example: least hz - Returns a large negative value, such as -9223372036854775808 hertz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| mhz | Returns a hertz object corresponding to 1 megahertz. Example: significant digits 2 of speed of processor/mhz/ 1000 as floating point - Returns a floating point representation of the processor speed in GHz, such as 3.4 ghz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| performance counter frequency of <operating system> | The rate at which the performance counter is being incremented (per second). | Win, WM |
| speed of <processor> | Returns the speed of the processor in Hertz. Example: speed of main processor < 2000 * MHz - Returns TRUE is the cpu is slower than 2Ghz. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| rated speed of <phone> | Returns a string corresponding to the rated speed of the specified phone. Example: rated speed of phone - Returns a hertz object indicating the phone's rated speed, such as '419430400 hertz'. | WM |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| - <hertz> | <hertz> | Returns the negative of the <hertz> value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <hertz> {cmp} <hertz> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <hertz> {op} <hertz> | <hertz> | Returns a hertz object equal to the result of the operation, where:{op} is one of: +, -, mod. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <hertz> {op} <integer> | <hertz> | Returns a hertz object equal to the result of the operation, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <hertz> as string | <string> | Returns a string formatted "##### hertz". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| absolute value of <hertz> | <hertz> Plural: absolute values | Returns the positive value of the hertz object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <hertz> | <( hertz, hertz )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <hertz> | <hertz> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <hertz> | <hertz> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| significant digits <integer> of <hertz> | <hertz> Plural: significant digitss | Returns the value of a hertz object with <integer> significant digits (for example. significant digits 3 of 1235569 = 1240000). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <hertz> | <hertz with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <hertz> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
hertz with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <hertz> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <hertz> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <hertz with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <hertz> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
timeCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as local time | Returns a local time object from a properly formatted string. See <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as time | Returns a time object from a properly formatted string. See <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as universal time | Returns a universal time object from a properly formatted string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as windows display time | Returns a Windows display time object from a properly formatted string. See <Time>. | Win, WM |
| maximum of <time> | Returns the maximum time from a list of times. Example: maximum of (modification times of files of folder "temp" of windows folder) - Returns the latest time stamp from the files in the windows temporary folder. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time> | Returns the minimum time from a list of times. Example: minimum of (modification times of files of folder "temp" of windows folder) - Returns the latest earliest stamp from the files in the windows temporary folder. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> {op} <time interval> | Returns a <time> corresponding to the operator, where:{op} is one of: +, -. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> + <time> | Adds the specified time interval to the <time> | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <date> & <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a date with a time and a time zone for a complete time stamp. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| end of <time range> | Returns the end date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| start of <time range> | Returns the starting date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> & <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a date with a time and a time zone for a complete time stamp. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> & <date> | Concatenates a 'time of day with time zone' object with a date object to produce a time object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| apparent registration server time | Shorthand for 'now of registration server'. When the client registers with the server, the server passes its current time back to the client. The client starts a stop watch at that time. The apparent registration server time is the time the server passed back to the client, plus the elapsed time on the stop watch. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| custom site subscription effective date <string> | Returns the date the custom site (specified by <string>) was last subscribed or unsubscribed. It is used internally by BES to manage custom site subscriptions. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| local time <string> | Returns a time object for the name provided. See time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| now | Returns the current time as a time object. Example: now - Returns the current time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time <string> | Returns a time object for the name provided. See time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| universal time <string> | Returns a time object for the name provided. See time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| windows display time <string> | Returns a string that may match the time shown in the Windows file system. | Win, WM |
| <registry key value> as time | If the data stored in the value is a string in MIME compliant date format, this property will return a time object. If the data stored is a binary value and is 16 or more bytes in length, its first 16 bytes are interpreted as a SYSTEMTIME and the corresponding time object is returned. See time. | Win, WM |
| accessed time of <filesystem object> | When the filesystem object (file or folder) was last accessed. Some file systems maintain this property. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| creation time of <filesystem object> | The date and time of creation of the specified file or folder. This corresponds to what is shown in the "Get Info" box. Example: creation time of file "System" of System Folder > time "3 jan 1998 00:00+0000" - Returns TRUE if the creation time of the system file is newer than the specified date. | Win, Mac, WM |
| modification time of <filesystem object> | The date and time of latest modification of the file. This corresponds to what is shown in the "Get Info" box. Example: name of object "iChat.app" of applications folder - Returns iChat.app. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last gather time of <site> | Returns the time of last successful gathering from the site. Example: last gather time of current site > now - 30 * day - Return TRUE if it has been over 30 days since last gathering, or synchronizing, with the site. Example: last gather time of current site < time "4 Aug 1997 01:00 pdt" - Returns TRUE if the site was last synchronized before the specified date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| subscribe time of <site> | Returns the time that the current machine began subscribing to the site. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| effective date of <setting> | Returns the date when the setting was last modified. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first start time of <application usage summary> | Returns the start time of the specified application since the computer was configured to track it, regardless of reboots. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last start time of <application usage summary> | Returns the last time this specified application was started. Example: last start time of application usage summary "winword.exe" - Returns the date and time Word was last started. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last time seen of <application usage summary> | Returns the last time this specified application was seen running. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| expiration date of <license> | Returns date when license will expire. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| start date of <license> | The starting date specified for the BigFix license. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| sample time of <gps> | Returns a time value containing the current sample time used by the onboard GPS of the Windows Mobile device. Example: sample time of gps - Returns a time object according to the GPS, such as: 'Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:50:05 -0800'. | WM |
| invalid before of <x509 certificate> | Returns the date on which the certificate first becomes valid. This is useful for examining encryption certificates, where the 'invalid before date' is the time when the encryption credentials were generated. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| active start time of <action> | Returns the time the action started. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| complete time of <action> | Returns the time the action completed. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| last change time of <action> | Returns the time when the action state last changed. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| pending time of <action> | Returns the time the action became pending. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| lease expires of <network adapter> | Returns the time that the dhcp lease will expire of the network adapter. | Win, WM |
| lease obtained of <network adapter> | Returns the time that the dhcp lease was obtained of the network adapter. | Win, WM |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time> - <time> | <time interval> | Subtract one time from another and return a time interval | WM, Win, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <time interval> & <time> | <time range> | Concatenates a time interval with a time, returning a time range of the form time1 to time2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> & <time> | <time range> | Concatenates a time with a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<date> to <date>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time interval> | <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time interval, producing a time range object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time range> | <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time range, producing a new time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time> | <time range> | Concatenates two times into a time range, with the earliest date first and the latest date last. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> {cmp} <time> | <boolean> | Returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE depending on the result of the comparison, where:{cmp} is one of: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time> {op} <time interval> | <time> | Returns a <time> corresponding to the operator, where:{op} is one of: +, -. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> + <time> | <time> | Adds the specified time interval to the <time> | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time> as local string | <string> | Returns a string in MIME format of the given time object. The format is: ddd, DD mmm YYYY HH:MM:SS sZZZZ. The string is formatted using the local time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> as string | <string> | Same as above. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> as universal string | <string> | Returns a string in MIME format of the given time object. The format is:ddd, DD mmm YYYY HH:MM:SS +0000The string is formatted using the universal time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| date <time zone> of <time> | <date> Plural: dates | Returns the date adjusted for the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <time> | <( time, time )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <time> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <time> | <time> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum time from a list of times. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time> | <time> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum time from a list of times. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time <time zone> of <time> | <time of day with time zone> Plural: times | Adjusts the specified time to the given time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time> | <time with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time of dayCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as time_of_day | Converts a string to a time_of_day type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <time of day> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time of day> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the time of day, without the time zone information. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <time of day> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a time of the day to create a new time of the day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> {op} <time interval> | Adds or subtracts a time interval to provide a new time of day. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| midnight | Returns 00:00:00 as a time of day object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| noon | Returns 12:00:00 as a time of day object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time_of_day <string> | Creates a time of day object out of the given string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time of day> - <time of day> | <time interval> | Subtracts two times of day, returning a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> & <time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> {cmp} <time of day> | <boolean> | Compares two times of day, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, WM |
| <time zone> & <time of day> | <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time of day> as string | <string> | Casts the time of day as a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <time of day> | <( time of day, time of day )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hour_of_day of <time of day> | <integer> Plural: hours_of_day | Returns the hour section of the 'time of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <time of day> | <time of day> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time of day> | <time of day> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minute_of_hour of <time of day> | <integer> Plural: minutes_of_hour | Returns the 'minutes after the hour' section of the 'time of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| second_of_minute of <time of day> | <integer> Plural: seconds_of_minute | Extracts the 'seconds after the minute' section of the 'tim of day' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit hour of <time of day> | <string> Plural: two digit hours | Extracts the 2-digit hour from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit minute of <time of day> | <string> Plural: two digit minutes | Extracts the 2-digit minute from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit second of <time of day> | <string> Plural: two digit seconds | Extracts the 2-digit second from the time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time of day> | <time of day with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time of day> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time of day with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time of day> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time of day> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time of day with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time of day> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time zoneCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as time zone | Returns a time zone object from a properly formatted string. See <time zone>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| zone of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the zone associated with the specified time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| local time zone | Returns a time zone object corresponding to the local time zone. Example: local time zone - 2 * hour - Returns the time zone two hours away. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time zone <string> | Returns a time zone object for the name provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| universal time zone | Returns a time zone object corresponding to the universal time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time of day> & <time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day with time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' to the time in the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day> | <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time zone> as string | <string> | Returns a string corresponding to the time zone object provided. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time zone> | <time zone with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time zone> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time zone with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time zone> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time zone> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time zone with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time zone> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time of day with time zoneCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as local zoned time_of_day | Converts a string to a time of day with local time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as universal zoned time_of_day | Converts a string into a universal zoned time of day. Example: 12:00:00 -4000 as universal zoned time_of_day - Returns 04:00:00 +0000. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as zoned time_of_day | Converts a string into a zoned time of day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time <time zone> of <time> | Adjusts the specified time to the given time zone. Example: time (time zone "+0000") of now - Returns the time in Greenwich, England. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> & <time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day> & <time zone> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day with time zone> | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' to the time in the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day> | Concatenates a time of day with a time zone, returning a time of day with time zone type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> & <time zone> | Concatenates a 'time of day with a time zone' and another time zone. The 'time of day with time zone' object that is produced is adjusted to fit the appended time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day with time zone> | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' to the time in the specified time zone. Example: time zone "+0000" & time (universal time zone) of now - Returns the time in Greenwich, England. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <time of day with time zone> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a time of the day with time zone to create a new time of the day with time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> {op} <time interval> | Adds or subtracts a time interval and a specified 'time of day with time zone' object, where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| current time_of_day | Returns the current time of day in the local time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current time_of_day <time zone> | Returns the current time of day in the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| zoned time_of_day <string> | Returns a 'time of day with time zone' object from the specified string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <date> & <time of day with time zone> | <time> | Concatenates a date with a time and a time zone for a complete time stamp. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> - <time of day with time zone> | <time interval> | Subtracts two times of day (including time zones), returning a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> & <time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Concatenates a 'time of day with a time zone' and another time zone. The 'time of day with time zone' object that is produced is adjusted to fit the appended time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> = <time of day with time zone> | <boolean> | Compares two times of day with time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time zone> & <time of day with time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' to the time in the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time of day with time zone> as string | <string> | Converts a 'time of day with time zone' object into a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hour_of_day of <time of day with time zone> | <integer> Plural: hours_of_day | Returns the hour section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minute_of_hour of <time of day with time zone> | <integer> Plural: minutes_of_hour | Returns the 'minutes after the hour' section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| second_of_minute of <time of day with time zone> | <integer> Plural: seconds_of_minute | Returns the 'seconds after the minute' section of the 'time of day with time zone' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time of <time of day with time zone> | <time of day> Plural: times | Returns the time of day, without the time zone information. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit hour of <time of day with time zone> | <string> Plural: two digit hours | Returns the hour of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit minute of <time of day with time zone> | <string> Plural: two digit minutes | Returns the minute of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| two digit second of <time of day with time zone> | <string> Plural: two digit seconds | Returns the second of the zoned time of day as text, with values less than 10 having a leading zero. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time of day with time zone> | <time of day with time zone with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time of day with time zone> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| zone of <time of day with time zone> | <time zone> Plural: zones | Returns the zone associated with the specified time. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time of day with time zone with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time of day with time zone> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time of day with time zone> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time of day with time zone with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time of day with time zone> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time rangeCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time interval> & <time> | Concatenates a time interval with a time, returning a time range of the form time1 to time2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> & <time> | Concatenates a time with a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<date> to <date>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time interval> | Concatenates a time and a time interval, producing a time range object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time range, producing a new time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time> | Concatenates two times into a time range, with the earliest date first and the latest date last. Example: time "Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 -0400" & now - Returns a time range from the beginning of the millennia to now, eg:Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 -0400 to Sat, 08 Apr 2006 20:39:51 -0400. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| final part <time interval> of <time range> | Returns a time range with the specified interval, but ending on the final date of the time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| initial part <time interval> of <time range> | Returns a time range starting with the first date of the time range and lasting for the specified interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| range after <time> of <time range> | Returns a new time range, starting from the specified time and continuing through the end of the original range. The time must be within the range, or an error will result. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| range before <time> of <time range> | Returns a new time range, starting from the original time in the specified range and continuting to the specified time. The time must be within the range, or an error will result. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> & <time range> | Returns the smallest range that contains both ot the specified ranges (same as <time range> + <time range>). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> & <time> | Concatenates a time with a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<time - time range> to <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> * <time range> | Returns the intersection of the two specified time ranges, if one exists. Example: (week & now) * (day & now) - Returns a one-day time range (from yesterday to today). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> + <time range> | Returns the smallest range that contains both ot the specified ranges (same as <time range> & <time range>). Example: (week & now) + (day & now) - Returns a one-week time range (from a week ago to today). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<time> to <time + time range>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> & <time> | Concatenates a time interval with a time, returning a time range of the form time1 to time2. Example: time interval "01:00:00" & now - Returns a one-hour time range ending now, eg. Fri, 07 Apr 2006 12:36:10 -0400 to Fri, 07 Apr 2006 13:36:10 -0400. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time interval> | Concatenates a time and a time interval, producing a time range object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time range> & <time range> | <time range> | Returns the smallest range that contains both ot the specified ranges (same as <time range> + <time range>). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> & <time> | <time range> | Concatenates a time with a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<time - time range> to <time>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> * <time range> | <time range> | Returns the intersection of the two specified time ranges, if one exists. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> + <time range> | <time range> | Returns the smallest range that contains both ot the specified ranges (same as <time range> & <time range>). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time range> = <time range> | <boolean> | Compares two time range types and returns TRUE if they are equal. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> & <time range> | <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time range, producing a new time range, in the form of:<time> to <time + time range>. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time range> as string | <string> | Casts a time range as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| end of <time range> | <time> Plural: ends | Returns the end date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| final part <time interval> of <time range> | <time range> Plural: final parts | Returns a time range with the specified interval, but ending on the final date of the time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| initial part <time interval> of <time range> | <time range> Plural: initial parts | Returns a time range starting with the first date of the time range and lasting for the specified interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <time range> | <time interval> Plural: lengths | Returns the time interval (in days, hours, minutes, seconds) between the start and end date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| range after <time> of <time range> | <time range> Plural: ranges after | Returns a new time range, starting from the specified time and continuing through the end of the original range. The time must be within the range, or an error will result. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| range before <time> of <time range> | <time range> Plural: ranges before | Returns a new time range, starting from the original time in the specified range and continuting to the specified time. The time must be within the range, or an error will result. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| start of <time range> | <time> Plural: starts | Returns the starting date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time range> | <time range with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time range> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time range with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time range> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time range> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time range with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time range> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time intervalCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as time interval | Returns a time interval object from a properly formatted string. Expects strings formatted as ddd days, HH:MM:SS.mmmmmm. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time> - <time> | Subtract one time from another and return a time interval | WM, Win, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <time of day> - <time of day> | Subtracts two times of day, returning a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> - <time of day with time zone> | Subtracts two times of day (including time zones), returning a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <time range> | Returns the time interval (in days, hours, minutes, seconds) between the start and end date of a time range. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| absolute value of <time interval> | Returns positive value of the time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <time interval> | Returns the maximum interval from a list of time intervals. Example: maximum of ("00:00:00" as time interval; "01:01:01"as time interval) - Returns 01:01:10. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time interval> | Returns the minimum interval from a list of time intervals. Example: minimum of ("00:00:00" as time interval; "01:01:01"as time interval) - Returns 00:00:00. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| - <time interval> | The negative of a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> {op} <integer> | Creates a time interval calculated as an integer operation on another time interval, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <time interval> | Creates a time interval calculated as an integer operation on another time interval, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {op} <time interval> | Returns a calculated time interval, where:{op} is one of: +, -, mod, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {op} <time zone> | Returns a calculated time interval, where:{op} is one of: +, - . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <date> - <date> | Subtracts two dates to produce a time interval. Example: now - time "Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 -0000" - Returns the number of days, hours, minutes and seconds since the turn of the millennia, eg: 2288 days, 17:53:06. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> - <day of week> | Subtract two day of week types (Monday, Tuesday, etcetera.) to produce a time interval. The answer cannot exceed 6 days. Example: Friday - Wednesday - Returns 2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> - <day of month> | Subtract two day of month types, producing a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> - <day of year> | Subtracts two days of the year to produce a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <month and year> | Returns the number of days in the specified month. Example: length of (month "February" & year "2004") - Returns 29. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <year> | Returns the number of day in the specified year. Leap years have 366 days. Example: length of year "2008" - Returns 366. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day | Returns a time interval corresponding to 1 day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| greatest time interval | Returns the greatest time interval representable. The value corresponds to 106751991 days, 04:00:54.775807. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| hour | Returns a time interval corresponding to 1 hour. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| least time interval | Returns the least time interval that can be represented on this machine. The value corresponds to -106751991 days, 04:00:54.775808. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| microsecond | Returns a time interval corresponding to .000001 seconds. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| millisecond | Returns a time interval corresponding to .001 seconds. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minute | Returns a time interval corresponding to 1 minute. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| second | Returns a time interval corresponding to 1 second. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| time interval <string> | Creates a time interval from the string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| week | Returns a time interval corresponding to 1 week. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| gather schedule time interval of <site> | Returns the time interval between automatic gathering of site content. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| total duration of <application usage summary> | Returns the total elapsed time that the specified application has been running. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| full life of <base_battery> | For the specified Windows Mobile battery, this Inspector returns a time interval corresponding to the number of seconds of battery life when at full charge. Base battery is an abstract type that can refer to either the main "battery" or the "backup battery". Example: full life of battery - Returns a time interval for the battery life, such as 3:45:00. | WM |
| life of <base_battery> | For the specified Windows Mobile battery, this Inspector returns a time interval corresponding to the number of seconds of battery life remaining. Base battery is an abstract type that can refer to either the main "battery" or the "backup battery". Example: life of backup battery - Returns a time interval denoting the remaining backup battery life, such as '0:04:03'. This is the same return type used for the main battery life. | WM |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| - <time interval> | <time interval> | The negative of a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> & <time> | <time range> | Concatenates a time interval with a time, returning a time range of the form time1 to time2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> {op} <integer> | <time interval> | Creates a time interval calculated as an integer operation on another time interval, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <integer> {op} <time interval> | <time interval> | Creates a time interval calculated as an integer operation on another time interval, where:{op} is one of: *, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {op} <time interval> | <time interval> | Returns a calculated time interval, where:{op} is one of: +, -, mod, / . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> {op} <time zone> | <time interval> | Returns a calculated time interval, where:{op} is one of: +, - . | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> + <time of day with time zone> | <time of day with time zone> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a time of the day with time zone to create a new time of the day with time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <time of day> | <time of day> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a time of the day to create a new time of the day. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> {op} <time interval> | <time of day with time zone> | Adds or subtracts a time interval and a specified 'time of day with time zone' object, where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time of day> {op} <time interval> | <time of day> | Adds or subtracts a time interval to provide a new time of day. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time> & <time interval> | <time range> | Concatenates a time and a time interval, producing a time range object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <time interval> as string | <string> | Returns a string formatted as ddd days, HH:MM:SS.mmmmmmFor example, millisecond as string = " 00:00:00.001". | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| absolute value of <time interval> | <time interval> Plural: absolute values | Returns positive value of the time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <time interval> | <( time interval, time interval )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <time interval> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <time interval> | <time interval> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum interval from a list of time intervals. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <time interval> | <time interval> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum interval from a list of time intervals. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <time interval> | <time interval with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time interval> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
time interval with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <time interval> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <time interval> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <time interval with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <time interval> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
dateCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| april <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of April and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| august <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of August and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| december <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of December and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| february <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of February and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| january <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of January and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| july <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of July and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| june <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of June and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| march <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of March and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| may <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of May and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| november <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of November and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| october <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of October and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| september <integer> of <integer> | Returns the nth day of September and the specified year as a date (day of week, month day year). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| <string> as date | Casts a string as a date type. Example: "01 Apr 2020" as date - Returns Wed, 01 Apr 2020. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| date <time zone> of <time> | Returns the date adjusted for the specified time zone. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <date> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <date> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> {op} <number of months> | Adds or subtracts a specified number of months to a given date, where {op} is one of: -, +. Example: current date + 14*month - Returns the date 14 months from today, eg. Mon, 07 Jan 2008. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <date> {op} <time interval> | Add or subtract a time interval to a date, producing a new date, where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <date> | Adds a number of months to a date, returning a new date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <date> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a date to create a new date. Example: current date + time interval "7 days" - Returns the date a week from now. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month and year> | Concatenate a day of month with a month and year type to produce a complete date. Example: (day_of_month 2) & june of 2008 - Returns Mon, 02 Jun 2008. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> & <day of month> | Concatenates a month and year with a day of month to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <month and year> | Concatenates a day of the year with a month and year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <year> | Concatenates a day of the year with a year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> & <day of year> | Concatenates a month and year with a day of year to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <day of year> | Concatenates a year with the day of the year, returning a full date. Example: year 2020 & april 1 - Returns Sun, 01 Apr 2007. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <day of week> of <month and year> | Finds the specific date corresponding to the first day of the week (eg. Friday) for a given month and year. Example: first monday of april of 2020 - Returns the date of the first Monday in April 2020, which is Mon, 06 Apr 2020. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first friday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Friday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first monday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Monday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first saturday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Saturday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first sunday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Sunday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first thursday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Thursday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first tuesday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Tuesday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first wednesday of <month and year> | Finds the date corresponding to the first Wednesday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month and year> | Concatenate a day of month with a month and year type to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <month and year> | Concatenates a day of the year with a month and year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <year> | Concatenates a day of the year with a year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <day of year> | Concatenates a year with the day of the year, returning a full date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current date | Returns the current date in the format:Day of week, Day Month Year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| date <string> | Converts the given string into a date. The string should be of the form 'Day Month Year' and the returned date will be of the form 'Day of week, Day Month Year'. Example: date "09 Apr 2006" - Returns Sun, 09 Apr 2006. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <date> - <date> | <time interval> | Subtracts two dates to produce a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> & <time of day with time zone> | <time> | Concatenates a date with a time and a time zone for a complete time stamp. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <date> {cmp} <date> | <boolean> | Compares two dates, where: {cmp} is one of: =, <, <=. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <date> {op} <number of months> | <date> | Adds or subtracts a specified number of months to a given date, where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <date> {op} <time interval> | <date> | Add or subtract a time interval to a date, producing a new date, where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <date> | <date> | Adds a number of months to a date, returning a new date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <date> | <date> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a date to create a new date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time of day with time zone> & <date> | <time> | Concatenates a 'time of day with time zone' object with a date object to produce a time object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <date> as string | <string> | Cast a date type as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_month of <date> | <day of month> Plural: days_of_month | Extracts the day of the month from the specified date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_week of <date> | <day of week> Plural: days_of_week | Extracts the day of the week (Monday, Tuesday, etcetera) from the specified date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_year of <date> | <day of year> Plural: days_of_year | Extracts the day of year from the specified date, in the 'Month Day' format. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <date> | <( date, date )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <date> | <date> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <date> | <date> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <date> | <month> Plural: months | Returns the month derived from the given date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month_and_year of <date> | <month and year> Plural: months_and_years | Formats the specified date in month year format, eg. March 2012. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <date> | <date with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values and counts of a given list of <date> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year of <date> | <year> Plural: years | Returns the year, extracted from the given date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
date with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <date> | Returns the unique values and counts of a given list of <date> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <date with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <date> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of weekCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <string> as day_of_week | Casts a string as a day of the week. Example: Tue as day_of_week - Returns Tuesday. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_week of <date> | Extracts the day of the week (Monday, Tuesday, etcetera) from the specified date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> {op} <time interval> | Add or subtract a time interval from a day of the week to produce a new day of week. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> + <day of week> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the week to create a new day of the week. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current day_of_week | Returns the current day of the week, eg. Monday, Tuesday, etcetera. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_week <string> | Converts the given string value to a day of week type, eg. Monday, Tuesday, etcetera. Example: day_of_week "Tuesday" - Returns Tuesday as a 'day of week' object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| friday | Returns Friday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| monday | Returns the day of week object for Monday. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| saturday | Returns Saturday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| sunday | Returns Sunday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| thursday | Returns Thursday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| tuesday | Returns Tuesday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| wednesday | Returns Wednesday as a day of week object. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of week> - <day of week> | <time interval> | Subtract two day of week types (Monday, Tuesday, etcetera.) to produce a time interval. The answer cannot exceed 6 days. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> {op} <time interval> | <day of week> | Add or subtract a time interval from a day of the week to produce a new day of week. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of week> = <day of week> | <boolean> | Compares two days of the week and returns a boolean TRUE or FALSE. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <day of week> | <day of week> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the week to create a new day of the week. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of week> as string | <string> | Casts the day of week as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of week> as three letters | <string> | Casts the day of week as a three-letter abbreviation (Mon, Tue, etcetera.). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <day of week> | <day of week with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of week> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of week with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <day of week> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of week> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <day of week with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of week> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of monthCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as day_of_month | Cast an integer as a day of the month type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as day_of_month | Casts a string as a day of the month (eg. 28). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_month of <date> | Extracts the day of the month from the specified date. Example: day_of_month of current date - Returns the current day of the month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <day of month> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <day of month> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> {op} <time interval> | Add or subtract a time interval from a day of month to produce a new day of month. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <time interval> + <day of month> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the month to create a new day of the month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day of <day of year> | Returns the day of the month of the specified date. Example: day of July 4 - Returns 4. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current day_of_month | Returns the current day of the month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_month <integer> | Converts the given integer to a day of month type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day_of_month <string> | Converts the given string value (must be an integer from 1-31) to a day of month type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of month> - <day of month> | <time interval> | Subtract two day of month types, producing a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month and year> | <date> | Concatenate a day of month with a month and year type to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month> | <day of year> | Concatenate a day of month with a month type to produce a day of year (eg. April 20). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> {cmp} <day of month> | <boolean> | Compare two day of month types, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of month> {op} <time interval> | <day of month> | Add or subtract a time interval from a day of month to produce a new day of month. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month and year> & <day of month> | <date> | Concatenates a month and year with a day of month to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <day of month> | <day of year> | Concatenates a month and a day of the month to produce a day of year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <day of month> | <day of month> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the month to create a new day of the month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of month> as integer | <integer> | Cast a day of month type as an integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> as string | <string> | Cast a day of month type as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> as two digits | <string> | Cast a day of month type as a two-digit number. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <day of month> | <( day of month, day of month )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <day of month> | <day of month> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <day of month> | <day of month> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <day of month> | <day of month with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of month with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <day of month> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <day of month with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of yearCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| day_of_year of <date> | Extracts the day of year from the specified date, in the 'Month Day' format. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month> | Concatenate a day of month with a month type to produce a day of year (eg. April 20). Example: (day_of_month 2) & june - Returns June 2. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <day of month> | Concatenates a month and a day of the month to produce a day of year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <day of year> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <day of year> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> {op} <number of months> | Add or subtract a number of months to a day of the year to produce a new day of the year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of year> {op} <time interval> | Add or subtract a time interval to a day of the year to produce a new day of the year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <day of year> | Adds a number of months to a day of the year (July 4, say) to produce another day of the year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <day of year> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the year to create a new day of the year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of month> & <month> | Concatenate a day of month with a month type to produce a day of year (eg. April 20). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <day of month> | Concatenates a month and a day of the month to produce a day of year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| april <integer> | Returns the nth day of april as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| august <integer> | Returns the nth day of August as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current day_of_year | Returns the current day of the year, in a Month Day format. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| december <integer> | Returns the nth day of December as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| february <integer> | Returns the nth day of February as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| january <integer> | Returns the nth day of January as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| july <integer> | Returns the nth day of July as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| june <integer> | Returns the nth day of June as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| march <integer> | Returns the nth day of March as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| may <integer> | Returns the nth day of May as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| november <integer> | Returns the nth day of November as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| october <integer> | Returns the nth day of October as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| september <integer> | Returns the nth day of September as a 'day of year' type (month day). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of year> - <day of year> | <time interval> | Subtracts two days of the year to produce a time interval. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <month and year> | <date> | Concatenates a day of the year with a month and year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <year> | <date> | Concatenates a day of the year with a year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> {cmp} <day of year> | <boolean> | Compares two days of the year, producing a boolean TRUE or FALSE, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of year> {op} <number of months> | <day of year> | Add or subtract a number of months to a day of the year to produce a new day of the year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <day of year> {op} <time interval> | <day of year> | Add or subtract a time interval to a day of the year to produce a new day of the year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month and year> & <day of year> | <date> | Concatenates a month and year with a day of year to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> + <day of year> | <day of year> | Adds a number of months to a day of the year (July 4, say) to produce another day of the year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <time interval> + <day of year> | <day of year> | Adds a time interval (days, hours, minutes, seconds) to a day of the year to create a new day of the year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <day of year> | <date> | Concatenates a year with the day of the year, returning a full date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of year> as string | <string> | Casts a day of the year as a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| day of <day of year> | <day of month> Plural: days | Returns the day of the month of the specified date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <day of year> | <( day of year, day of year )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <day of year> | <day of year> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <day of year> | <day of year> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <day of year> | <month> Plural: months | Returns the month portion of the given date (in month day format). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <day of year> | <day of year with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
day of year with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <day of year> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <day of year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <day of year with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <day of year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
monthCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as month | Returns the name of the nth month of the year. Example: 5 as month - Returns May. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as month | Converts a string into a month. Example: january as month - 1 * month - Returns December (one month before January). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <date> | Returns the month derived from the given date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <day of year> | Returns the month portion of the given date (in month day format). Example: month of (day_of_year of (current date + 40*day)) - Returns the name of the month 40 days from today, eg. October. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <month> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <month> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> {op} <number of months> | Adds or subtracts a number of months from the given month. Here {op} is one of: -, +. Example: current month + 2*month - Returns the name of the month two months from now. If it's currently January, this would return March. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <month> | Adds a number of months to the given month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <month and year> | Returns the name of the month corresponding to the given date. Example: month of date "Sun, 02 Apr 2006" + 2*month - Returns June. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| april | Returns april as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| august | Returns August as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current month | Returns the current month. Example: current month + 2*month - Returns the name of the month, two months from today. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| december | Returns December as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| february | Returns February as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| january | Returns January as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| july | Returns July as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| june | Returns June as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| march | Returns March as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| may | Returns May as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month <integer> | Returns the month type corresponding to the given <integer>. Example: month 9 - Returns September. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month <string> | Returns a month type corresponding to the given <string>. Example: month "jun" - Returns June. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| november | Returns November as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| october | Returns October as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| september | Returns September as an object of type month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of month> & <month> | <day of year> | Concatenate a day of month with a month type to produce a day of year (eg. April 20). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> - <month> | <number of months> | Subtracts two months, returning a positive number of months. If the first month is earlier than the second, it assumes the year has rolled over. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <day of month> | <day of year> | Concatenates a month and a day of the month to produce a day of year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <year> | <month and year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> {cmp} <month> | <boolean> | Compares the values of two months, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month> {op} <number of months> | <month> | Adds or subtracts a number of months from the given month. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <month> | <month> | Adds a number of months to the given month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <month> | <month and year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <month> as integer | <integer> | Converts the given month into an integer (1-12). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as string | <string> | Converts the given month into a string value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as three letters | <string> | Converts the given month into a 3-letter string (Jan, Feb, etcetera.). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> as two digits | <string> | Converts the month into a two digit number (01 - 12). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <month> | <( month, month )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <month> | <month> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <month> | <month> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <month> | <month with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
month with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <month> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <month with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
month and yearCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| april of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to April of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| august of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to August of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| december of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to December of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| february of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to February of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| january of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to January of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| july of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to July of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| june of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to June of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| march of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to March of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| may of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to May of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| november of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to November of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| october of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to October of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| september of <integer> | Creates a date (in month year format) corresponding to September of the specified year (as an <integer>). | Win, WM, Ubu:8.1, Lin, Mac, HPUX, AIX, Sol |
| month_and_year of <date> | Formats the specified date in month year format, eg. March 2012. Example: month_and_year of current date - Returns the current date formatted as month year, eg. April, 2006. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. Example: December 3 & "2032" as year - Returns Fri, 03 Dec 2032. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <month> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. Example: year 2134 & april - Returns April 2134. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <month and year> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <month and year> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> {op} <number of months> | Adds or subtracts a number of months from a given date (in month year format), where {op} is one of: -, +. Example: current month_and_year + 18*month - Gives a date 18 months ahead of the current date, eg. October 2007. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <month and year> | Adds a number of months to a given date (in month year format) producing a new date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <month> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current month_and_year | Returns the current date in month year format, eg. January 2012. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of month> & <month and year> | <date> | Concatenate a day of month with a month and year type to produce a complete date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <day of year> & <month and year> | <date> | Concatenates a day of the year with a month and year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> - <month and year> | <number of months> | Subtracts two dates (in month year format), returning a number of months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> {cmp} <month and year> | <boolean> | Compares two dates (in month year format), where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month and year> {op} <number of months> | <month and year> | Adds or subtracts a number of months from a given date (in month year format), where {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <month and year> | <month and year> | Adds a number of months to a given date (in month year format) producing a new date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <month and year> as string | <string> | Casts a date (in month year format) as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <month and year> | <( month and year, month and year )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first <day of week> of <month and year> | <date> Plural: firsts | Finds the specific date corresponding to the first day of the week (eg. Friday) for a given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first friday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first fridays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Friday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first monday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first mondays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Monday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first saturday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first saturdays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Saturday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first sunday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first sundays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Sunday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first thursday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first thursdays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Thursday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first tuesday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first tuesdays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Tuesday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| first wednesday of <month and year> | <date> Plural: first wednesdays | Finds the date corresponding to the first Wednesday of any given month and year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <month and year> | <time interval> Plural: lengths | Returns the number of days in the specified month. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <month and year> | <month and year> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <month and year> | <month and year> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month of <month and year> | <month> Plural: months | Returns the name of the month corresponding to the given date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <month and year> | <month and year with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <month and year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year of <month and year> | <year> Plural: years | Returns the year portion of the specified date (in month year format). | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
month and year with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <month and year> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <month and year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <month and year with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <month and year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
number of monthsCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> * <number of months> | Multiply a number of months by an integer, producing a new number of months. This is a typical technique to create a value of this type. Example: (July-current month) < 2*month - Returns TRUE when the current date is between June and July. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> {op} <integer> | Where {op} is one of: *, /. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <month> - <month> | Subtracts two months, returning a positive number of months. If the first month is earlier than the second, it assumes the year has rolled over. Example: december - current month - Returns the number of months left until december. If the current month is April, it returns 8 months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month and year> - <month and year> | Subtracts two dates (in month year format), returning a number of months. Example: January of 2020 - current month_and_year - Returns a time interval measured to the nearest month, such as 13 years, 9 months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <number of months> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <number of months> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <number of months> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <number of months> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| - <number of months> | Creates the negative of the specified number of months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> {op} <number of months> | Multiplies or divides a number of months by an integer. Here {op} is one of: *, /. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> mod <number of months> | Calculates the modulus of number of months by another number of months | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <year> - <year> | Subtracts two years and produces a time interval marked in months and years. Example: year 2020 - year 2008 - Returns 12 years. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| month | Returns the specified number of months. Example: 24*month - Returns 2 years. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year | Returns the specified number of years as a <number of months> type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| - <number of months> | <number of months> | Creates the negative of the specified number of months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> {cmp} <number of months> | <boolean> | Compare two numbers of months, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> {op} <number of months> | <number of months> | Multiplies or divides a number of months by an integer. Here {op} is one of: *, /. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> mod <number of months> | <number of months> | Calculates the modulus of number of months by another number of months | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| <number of months> + <year> | <year> | Returns the year after adding the specified number of months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> {op} <number of months> | <year> | Adds or subtracts the specified number of months to derive a new year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <number of months> as string | <string> | Converts a number of months type into a string type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <number of months> | <( number of months, number of months )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <number of months> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <number of months> | <number of months> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <number of months> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <number of months> | <number of months> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <number of months> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <number of months> | <number of months with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <number of month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
number of months with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <number of months> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <number of month> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <number of months with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <number of month> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
yearCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <integer> as year | Casts an integer as a year type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <string> as year | Converts a string into a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year of <date> | Returns the year, extracted from the given date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year of <month and year> | Returns the year portion of the specified date (in month year format). Example: year of current date - Returns the current year, eg. 2006. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <number of months> + <year> | Returns the year after adding the specified number of months. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> {op} <number of months> | Adds or subtracts the specified number of months to derive a new year. Here {op} is one of: -, +. Example: year 1984 + 264*month - Returns 2006. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
| maximum of <year> | Returns the maximum value from a list of <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <year> | Returns the minimum value from a list of <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| current year | Returns the current year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year <integer> | Creates a year object from the specified integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| year <string> | Creates a year object from the specified string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Operators| Declaration | Return Type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <day of year> & <year> | <date> | Concatenates a day of the year with a year to create a complete date type. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <month> & <year> | <month and year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> - <year> | <number of months> | Subtracts two years and produces a time interval marked in months and years. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <day of year> | <date> | Concatenates a year with the day of the year, returning a full date. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> & <month> | <month and year> | Returns a date (in month year format) from the concatenation of a month and a year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> {cmp} <year> | <boolean> | Compares two years, where {cmp} is one of: <, <=, =. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| <year> as integer | <integer> | Casts a year as an integer. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| <year> as string | <string> | Casts a year as a string. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| extrema of <year> | <( year, year )> Plural: extremas | Returns the minimum and maximum extreme values of the given list of <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| leap of <year> | <boolean> Plural: leaps | Returns a flag indicating whether or not the specified year is a leap year. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| length of <year> | <time interval> Plural: lengths | Returns the number of day in the specified year. Leap years have 366 days. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| maximum of <year> | <year> Plural: maxima | Returns the maximum value from a list of <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| minimum of <year> | <year> Plural: minima | Returns the minimum value from a list of <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
| unique value of <year> | <year with multiplicity> Plural: unique values | Returns the unique values of a given list of <year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
year with multiplicityCreation Methods| Declaration | Description | Platforms (?) |
| unique value of <year> | Returns the unique values of a given list of <year> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |
Properties| Declaration | Return type | Description | Platforms (?) |
| multiplicity of <year with multiplicity> | <integer> Plural: multiplicities | Sorts the list and returns the multiplicity, or count, of each unique element in the specified list of multiple <year> types. | Win, Lin, Sol, HPUX, AIX, Mac, WM, Ubu:8.1 |