Assigning Values to ASCII Configuration File Keywords

A value is a string of characters that is placed on the right side of an ASCII configuration (.ACG) file assignment statement. A value can be a list of one or more keyword = value lines:

    keyword = (
                 keyword = value
                 keyword = value
                 keyword = value
                 keyword = value
                 keyword = value
                 keyword = value
              )

The type of value you can specify for a keyword uses one of the following forms:

• Boolean value

      0  n or N = No
      1  y or Y = Yes

  You can not specify NO or YES.

• Characters

       1 through 12 characters

  Be sure you assign the specified number of alphabetic, numeric, or special characters.

• Numbers (integers)

  Integer (1–3)
   1=Secondary
   2=Primary
   3=Negotiable

  Assign the integer that represents the value you want.

• The value description can specify a specific string such as BLANK or an asterisk (*) that represents a special value. These values are explicitly defined in the description of the keywords where they are used.
• In some cases, the value or the = value portion of a line is optional.

  These cases are explicitly defined in the descriptions of the keywords where they are used. For example, the DELETE keyword does not use the equal sign (=) or the value. In cases where a value is required but not specified, the keyword is ignored.