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Managing Aliases

114088 Rev. A 9-5

Inserting Character Strings in an Alias

The echo command prints one or more strings of characters to the Technician

Interface console. When the Technician Interface receives the echo request, it

sends the accompanying string or strings back to the console. This command is

used primarily to accompany system responses to alias commands with

meaningful text. This section describes how to issue an

echo command and how

to insert the

echo command in an alias.

Enter the following command with one or more of the following parameters to

submit an echo request.

echo [ ["]

["] ]

<string> is any string of characters.

echo [ ["]

["] ] [ ["]

["] ] ...

Double quotes are required only when the string contains one or more spaces or

semicolons (;).

Examples:

To command the system to display a string of characters when responding to an

alias command, you insert an

echo command within the <alias_value>.

Surround each <string> within the

echo command with double quotes if the

<string> contains one or more spaces or semicolons (;). Precede each of the

double quotes surrounding the <string> with a backslash (\). If you do not use

double quotes, insert a backslash before the semicolon that separates the

echo

command from the next command.

Insert

echo \; to command the system to display blank lines between commands

within an <alias_value>.

If you enter: The console displays:

echo hi

echo “IP Input Statistics:”

IP Input Statistics:

echo Hi hello “How are you?”

Hi hello How are you?

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