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'''$SEVERITY''' is a global string [[Symbol|symbol]] that represents the lowest three bits of [[$STATUS]] and | '''$SEVERITY''' is a global string [[Symbol|symbol]] that represents the lowest three bits of [[$STATUS]] and therefor determines the severity of the exit condition of the latest command. It can have the following values: | ||
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$SEVERITY is a global string symbol that represents the lowest three bits of $STATUS and therefor determines the severity of the exit condition of the latest command. It can have the following values:
| $SEVERITY value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Warning |
| 1 | Successful Execution |
| 2 | Error |
| 3 | Informational |
| 4 | Severe error |