I'm trying to put together a script that needs to transmit some reserved symbols. Specifically "" and ~
Whenever I try to put these directly into the script, I get a reserved word error.
IE
transmit "~something"
and (for whatever reason) I need to be able to transmit ""
transmit """"...
To make a script that runs a series of sub-scripts (or children scripts) in order just follow this format:
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;Parent Script
proc main
execute "script1.wax" ;Runs script1
execute "script2.wax" ;Runs script2
endproc
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No, the date isn't user entered (though come to think of it if worse comes to worse I could set up a script that prompted to get that info). The report is run bi-montly
One date needs to go back five months (This will be either the 1st or the 15th, depending on the time the report is run)...
Hello. I need to make a script that will pull records from an external source at half month intervals with the 15th of each month being the mid month draw line. For instance:
1st-15th Jan
16th-31st Jan
1st - 15th Feb
15th - 28th Feb
etc.
This is a new variation on something we sort of...
I used the above example without the error reporting and it works! My scripts are running MUCH more smoothly now. Thanks a lot, MrNoisy and Knob!
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Brian, Customer Research Inc
http://www.customerresearch.com
Not quite... you see we're trying to set up these scipts to download information from numerous clients. Right now this is done MOSTLY manually and is very time consuming. I have made aspect scripts that are able to go into two types of systems (R&R and ADP) and automate what was previously...
Would doing something like this work?
<child script>
dial DATA "MY Jeep" ;This changes for every Dealer
if failure
goto end
endif
while $dialing
endwhile
<all the dialing stuff>
end:
endproc
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Brian, Customer Research Inc...
Hello
I'm using ProCom and Aspect scripts to log into remote computers and download information. For the most part the scripts that I've made work fine on their own but we want to set up a parent script to run the various children scripts. I set up an "all scripts" script that...
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