Actually now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not happy with that setup. Is there anyway I can remove this string in either format instead of how I'm using character place #'s above?
309-14-03 (B:Active) >
309-14-03 (A:Active) >
Row 0 can be either of the above two formats. If I substr using...
Maybe I figured it out myself, this worked great. Let me know if you have any comments on what I should maybe change.
proc main
integer iDay, iMonth, iYear, iHour, iMin, iSec, iEntries, iCount
string sWB, sName, sTftp, sPrompt, sTemp
sdlginput "TFTP Server" "Enter TFTP Address" sTftp...
Thank you for your help! This worked perfectly after a few tweaks.
I have another quick question. I've been playing around all morning and I can't seem to get this to work. I have another string that I need to strip things out of, however the string can be two different things. Either...
So is this dial issue a problem in procomm? The thing is, I have a lot of telnet connections. I don't want to connect to all of them, just certain ones at certain times. I've gone over it in my head a few times and its becoming complicated. I was playing with the dialog box script on your...
Awesome, thank you. I will add this and let you know how I get it worked out. Thanks for the help, I know little to no programming and have been pouring over the Aspect help in procomm to build what I have so far. Been fun!
Here is my finished script. I have around 100 of these to do, so you can see why I'd like to call a group instead of typing in each system name for CONNECT. Or maybe a Loop would work? I'm copy pasting this like 100 times from the Connect portion.
proc main
integer iDay, iMonth, iYear...
Man that was awesome! Exactly what I needed. Could you explain what the command was that extracted everything up to the > key? I'd like to be able to do this for things such as alarm reports and whatnot.
I'm currently testing my script, I'll post it when I'm finished for review if anyone ever...
Hi, I'm just learning aspect and I'm having a hard time completing my script.
I want to copy text from the screen and use it later in a transmit command.
The systems that I am working on have a system name like (0114.008.01) SID#21>
Each system has a different name, and different length. I'd...
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