With this command you can display an environment variable of the ACMP or the system by selecting the variable to be read off from the drop-down menu in the Details tab. If the variable does not exist, you can generate an error, after which the client command is cancelled. Finally, you specify a variable in which the read off environment variable is to be stored (see Variables).

With this command you can set a project variable. This variable is available for the Client Command on run time as from the creation of the Client Command. To do so, enter a variable via the adjacent button (see Variables) in the Details tab. Under content, you can define what value is to have the variable.

With this command you can assign an new value to an existing global variable by selecting the corresponding global variable from the drop-down menu in the Details tab and then entering it new content.

With this command, the individual attributes of a variable can be iterated. In this case, this command works like a loop, ie, that all this command will run through subordinate commands for each attribute once. Attributes in this case are the properties of a variable that can be called individually according to the pattern %Variable.Attribut%. Specify the source variable (variable name) that you want to iterate in the Details tab. Also specify the variables for the name of the target variable as well as the value of the  variables for the name of the target variable. In these variables, the name and the value of the corresponding attribute is stored with each run. See in this regard, Variables.

Beispiel: The variable %Datei% coontains the attributes %Datei.Jahr%, %Datei.Monat% and %Datei.Tag% with the corresponding values 2008, 5 and 23. In the second pass, the variable has under name of the target variable the value of the variable during the month under value of the target variable contains the value 5.

With this command, a variable, which contains a number can be increased. For example, a counter in the Client Command can be established. To do this, under the Details tab of the variable which is to be increased. Next, you specify the value by which (step) the variable should be increased.

With this command, a variable, which contains a number can be increased. To do this, under the Details tab of the variable which is to be increased. Next, you specify the value by which (step) the variable should be increased.