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Capture set statements
You have not responded to my email with the content, I was wondering if you had a chance to look at it.- shapemetrics
- Post #15
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Capture set statements
that is the core part of the script if you would like I can email them to you. They are R&R and ADP scripts.- shapemetrics
- Post #13
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Capture set statements
Yes the name that i want to, it seems to set the name but doesn't use it. I cleared them out and still nothing. Yes it is a valid path, it works correctly if I execute the script without a parent.- shapemetrics
- Post #11
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Capture set statements
its from that script string rrpath = "E:\Data\Raw\- shapemetrics
- Post #9
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Capture set statements
Not sure if I can post the full script. but here goes proc main for intCounter = 1 upto intDealerCount strfmt strDealerKey "Dealer%d" intCounter profilerd strDealerPath "Dealers" strDealerKey strDealerNum strcmp strDealerNum "" intCmp if intCmp != 0...- shapemetrics
- Post #7
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
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Capture set statements
I I hate to bring up dead threads but I have a loop using the same type of statement above to insure the username/password are upto date set dialentry access DATA strDealerNum set password strPassword set userid strUserName however I use the same type of statement for adding them and setting...- shapemetrics
- Post #5
- Forum: Aspect (Procomm)
