Operating System Command
Description
Runs a command on the Runtime engine’s operating system. The command is usually entered in the code of the action.
Parameters
| Name | Mandatory | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
OS Ignore Stderr |
No |
false |
When set to true the action will silently ignore the error output when computing the final status and only use the return code. When set to false the action will raise an error if the error output is not empty while computing the final status. |
OS Shell Launcher |
No |
Shell used to start the command: sh -c (Shell), bsh -c (Bash) or cmd /c (Windows Command) |
|
OS Working Dir |
No |
Runtime engine temporary folder. |
Working directory in which the command starts. |
OS Charset |
No |
Character set of the operating system. |
|
OS Standard Input Limit Size |
No |
–1 (unlimited) |
Maximum number of characters written in the OS_RET_MESS variable |
OS Error Input Limit Size |
No |
–1 (unlimited) |
Maximum number of characters written in the OS_ERR_MESS variable |
OS Successful Exit Code |
No |
0 |
Default successful exit code returned by the command |
OS Timeout |
No |
–1 |
Timeout in milliseconds for command execution. If this timeout is reached without the command to be ended an exception will be thrown. Note that you can use –1 for an infinite timeout. |