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# Validator

To obtain this functionality, two parameters are required, as can be seen in the following example:

**sepa3414 -v\[maximum value] \[SEPA 34-14 file path]**

where:

* -v\[maximum value]: integer number that represents the maximum amount the user will be able to sign, and which will be compared with the “Sum of amounts” field of the totals record in the file. Depending on the sign that accompanies this integer, the maximum value, two things will happen:

1. Negative sign: the command opens the file editing dialog, but does not give the user the possibility of signing it.

Positive sign: in this case the command will react differently depending on the result of the comparison between the parameter and the sum of amounts.

* Maximum value < sum of amounts: the command will inform the user with a message of the type:

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/4K555tIvkD2qW6INB5aT/image1.png)

* Maximum value > sum of amounts: the command returns an internal code that allows the signing process to continue.
* \[file path]: location of the file in the system.


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