No I never did find a way to do it from the task menu. I ended up adding some code to my web page to look for a date older than two weeks and move it to the archive directory. It does this each time the page is opened. It made the page load faster and made our searches easeir. If you want to try...
I have a report that rights to a folder ever 1/2 hour. As you can imagine it gets pretty big. Normally I just do in every other week and delete out the files. Well my boss would like me to create a script that can run from the task menu. This script would go in and clean out the folder of any...
I don't mind posting the script I used. I made a function that opened a file and created a file qualifier. Turns out I didn't need to worry about the date as long as I have a different file qualifier for each transmission.
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proc main
string qualifier
qualifier = getNextNum()
endprod
func...
Thanks for your help guys. Hank your example is completely correct. It does work exactly like that. I'm researching everything Chris and Knob gave me so far. Hopefully I will be able to have this knocked out rather quickly. If you have any other sugestions let me know. I really appreciate all of...
Sorry about that... Yes the file qualifer is a string of numbers. The default is 000000. If you send more than one file a day you have to change the qualifer ex. 000001...000002... and so on for each new file sent that day.
Hope someone out their can give me an answer. My company resently changed banks. With the new bank we have to put in a different file qualifer each time we send a file. The easy answer would be to have the Payroll department enter the qualifer each time they send a file. Well they want it...
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