In Chapter 15 of the ADSM V3R1 Server Admin Guide, there is a section
entitled "Automating Server Operations", and a subsection entitled
"Using Logic Flow Statements in a Script".  In my copy, for Sun Solaris,
this is at page 335.  This section talks about return codes and if
statements.

I realize you are talking about a MACRO, whereas I am talking about a
SCRIPT.  I don't know if flow control is possible in a macro.  I have
found that scripts work marvelously well, however.

An alternative approach is to define a completely unprivileged admin,
and to issue each select command in a separate batch mode invocation
under the control of a Perl, Python, or shell script.

Hope this helps,
Rich

At 01:29 PM 9/13/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello
>
>I ran a macro with a few select commands, my problem is if one of the
>select command occurred a "No match found using this criteria", the others
>select commands doesn't run.
>How can I force the macro continuing to run even if a select doesn't  have
>an output.
>
>T.I.A  Robert
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