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	~~== Startup Initialization Script ==~~		----

	''Variables set by the SEM framework:''		''Variables set by the SEM framework:''


			'''Startup Initialization Script'''

	The Perl script: ''"Startup Initialization"'' runs on the target (Windows) system after the display has been selected and BEFORE the display of the startup window.		The Perl script: ''"Startup Initialization"'' runs on the target (Windows) system after the display has been selected and BEFORE the display of the startup window.

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	my $USER_SYSGEM_USERNAME "SYSGEM username"		my $USER_SYSGEM_USERNAME "SYSGEM username"
	my $USER_DISPLAY_VERBOSE "Verbose display option (either 0 or 1)"		my $USER_DISPLAY_VERBOSE "Verbose display option (either 0 or 1)"
	my $SEM_CLIENT_BUILD "SEM Client Build (e.g. ~~14178392~~.~~14178388~~ 4459)"		my $SEM_CLIENT_BUILD "SEM Client Build (e.g. 2.3 4459)"

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	== Startup ~~Initialize~~ Script ==		== Startup Initialization Script ==

	''Variables set by the SEM framework:''		''Variables set by the SEM framework:''

	The Perl script: ''"Startup ~~Initialize~~"'' runs on the target (Windows) system after the display has been selected and BEFORE the display of the startup window.		The Perl script: ''"Startup Initialization"'' runs on the target (Windows) system after the display has been selected and BEFORE the display of the startup window.

	The purpose of the script is to initialize the fields that are displayed in the startup window.		The purpose of the script is to initialize the fields that are displayed in the startup window.
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	'''''Editing the Startup ~~Initialize~~ Script'''''		'''''Editing the Startup Initialization Script'''''

	The Startup ~~Initialize~~ script is found in the following place in the SEM Development Interface:		The Startup Initialization script is found in the following place in the SEM Development Interface:

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'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

== Startup Initialize Script ==

''Variables set by the SEM framework:''

The Perl script: ''"Startup Initialize"'' runs on the target (Windows) system after the display has been selected and BEFORE the display of the startup window.

The purpose of the script is to initialize the fields that are displayed in the startup window.

This section describes the variables that are automatically preset at the start of the script by the SEM framework, and how to change the values in the startup parameter fields before they are displayed.

'''''Editing the Startup Initialize Script'''''

The Startup Initialize script is found in the following place in the SEM Development Interface:

[[File:DevStartInit.jpg]]

'''''Variables:'''''

The details of the variables stored automatically by the SEM framework at the start of script are shown below.

* Details of the Current SEM User:

Details of the SEM user that has invoked the display are stored in the following Perl variables:

my $USER_NT_USERNAME "Windows NT username"
my $USER_NT_COMPUTER "Windows NT computer name"
my $USER_SYSGEM_USERNAME "SYSGEM username"
my $USER_DISPLAY_VERBOSE "Verbose display option (either 0 or 1)"
my $SEM_CLIENT_BUILD "SEM Client Build (e.g. 14178392.14178388 4459)"

* Details of the Previous Values Used:

Details of the previous values used in the parameter fields (Supplied from the Registry) and will be used again unless changed by this script are shown in the following variables:

my $CURRENT_AGENTS "The set of agents selected the last time the window was used and the agents 'saved'"
my $VALUE_XX "The value used in the previous use of the form - XX is the field code for each parameter field"

* Details of the Authorization Server

my $USE_AUTH_SVR_PROXY "Whether the Authorization Server may be used for DB access (either 0 or 1)"
my $AUTH_SVR_ADDRESS "The address of the Authorization Server as used in the SEM Login window"
my $AUTH_SVR_PORT "The port number of the Authorization Server as used in the SEM Login window"

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''''''Change the Values of Startup Parameter Fields''''''

To change the value of the fields in the startup window execute the following Perl command:

print "XX : <new value>\n";

... where "XX" is the field code for the required field.