Registry Operation
The registry is a system-defined database in which applications and system components store and retrieve configuration data.
The instruction "Registry Operation" give you an ability to create a key, remove a key, create a value item, remove a value item,
read a value item and set a value item.
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Parameters
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Action Type Specifies the operation type, it can be one of the following:
- Create a registry key
- Remove a registry key
- Create a registry value
- Remove a registry value
- Read a registry value
- Write a registry value
- Remove all subkeys and values
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Registry Key Specifies the name of the registry sub-key.
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Value name Specifies the name of the registry value item.
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Value Specifies the value of the registry value item.
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Read value into variable Specifies the variable name for storing the read data. For more information about the variable, please check out "Working with Variable"
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Remove all sub-keys and values Specifies whether to remove all sub-keys and values under the registry key,
if the option is unchecked and the registry key includes one or more subkeys then the operation will fail.
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Data type of value Specifies the data type of the registry value, it can be one of the following.:
 Notes:
The name of the registry key and registry value item is not case sensitive.
To access a registry key's default of unnamed value item, just leave the value name field blank.
The difference bwteen "Remove all subkeys and values" and "Remove a registry key" is the action "Remove a registry key" will remove the registry key self.
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