Relevance syntax issue

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(imported topic written by jrbast)

What’s wrong with this relevance? Running each if manually works just fine generating a true answer for the first and false for the second for the no existance of the “status” file. I need this whole relevance to return true if the first condition is true.

if (not exist (operating system) whose (it as string as lowercase contains “win” ) and exist file “/opt/dseries/WA/agentparm.txt” and not exist file “/opt/dseries/WA/status”)

then

true

else

 if (exist file "/opt/dseries/WA/status" and exist line whose ( it contains "Inactive" ) of file "/opt/dseries/WA/status")

 then

     true

 else

    false

else

false

2

(imported comment written by amelgares)

It looks like you have an extra else at the end. Here is your structure:

if (xxx)

then

else
if (xx)
then
else

else <–extra else

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(imported comment written by jrbast)

That last else if for the first if, get syntax error if it’s removed.

Remember, i want the result of the first “if” to return true else check second “if” returning true/false, else false

So if the first if is true then i’m done and should never do the second “if”

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(imported comment written by jrbast)

if (not exist (operating system) whose (it as string as lowercase contains “win” ) and exist file “/opt/dseries/WA/agentparm.txt” and not exist file “/opt/dseries/WA/status”) then true else if (exist file “/opt/dseries/WA/status” and exist line whose ( it contains “Inactive” ) of file “/opt/dseries/WA/status”) then true else false

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