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For each input or output you should:

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For each attribute added you should:

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The signature of the execution string depends on the command that is launched. But the general rule is that input/output data and attributes have prefic $. For example let there be some perl script “myScript.pl” that accepts an input file as the first attribute and accepts the second attribute denoted as “param1”. The command may look as follows:

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