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  1. ScottSaltz

    How to determine $SCRIPTMODE value in code?

    Wait...I think I figured it out: integer iScriptMode ; define a variable to test with iScriptMode = $SCRIPTMODE if iScriptMode = 3 do something else do something else endif
  2. ScottSaltz

    How to determine $SCRIPTMODE value in code?

    knob, how do you test the value of $SCRIPTMODE? The following code does not compile on the IF line: if $SCRIPTMODE = 3 do something... else do something else... endif
  3. ScottSaltz

    Just a Question

    knob, how do you test the value of $SCRIPTMODE? The following code does not compile: if $SCRIPTMODE = 3 bla bla else bla bla endif
  4. ScottSaltz

    help with using "when event CLEAR" code?

    Worked great! Thank you very much...
  5. ScottSaltz

    help with using "when event CLEAR" code?

    Ah...excellent...I'll give it a try Monday @ work :) thanx
  6. ScottSaltz

    help with using "when event CLEAR" code?

    I'm having trouble with the syntax of the WHEN CLEAR. I would like to view an example, however http://www.aspectscripting.com did not point me to the script you were talk about. Or I couldn't find it anyway...
  7. ScottSaltz

    help with using "when event CLEAR" code?

    Has anyone used the "when event CLEAR" code? I can't seem to get the syntax correct... I have multiple when TARGET n "stuff" statements and I want to cancel one of them at a certain point in the processing... Thanks, Scott
  8. ScottSaltz

    Binary Search on a File

    Make the file you are trying to read in a "Bit Stream" file...with Realia Cobol, you use [B] at the end of the file name like: COMMAND.COM[B]

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