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Logical Operators
The valid operators are
• AND
• OR
• NOT
• Less than (<)
• Greater than (>)
• Equal to (=)
Bitwise Operators
You can use bitwise operators on INT variable types to return an integer value. The valid operators
are
• BITAND
• BITOR
• BITNOT
Complex Operations
The following precedence rules are enforced when processing complex expressions. Operators with
the same precedence order are processed left-to-right. The order is as follows:
• Parenthesis
• Unary (+/-)
• BITNOT
• BITAND
• BITOR
• Multiplication, division, MOD
• Addition, subtraction
• Relational (>, >=, <, <=, =)
• NOT
• AND
• OR
If you are not certain of precedence, use parentheses. For example, if A, B, and C are integers or
variables, A<B<C is not allowed. A<B would return a Boolean value, not an integer value, which
cannot be compared to an integer C. However, (A<B) AND (B<C) would be syntactically correct.
PRINT
You can use PRINT declarations to send text and symbol values to the server’s WAN Traffic
Manager display screen and to the log file.
PRINT statements can have any number of arguments that can be literal strings, symbol names or
members, integer values, or Boolean values, separated by commas.