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Hank, I am still having problems getting this script to work...it sends everything right except for the len. can you help?

I made some changes yesterday but just @#$% it is up even more....

thanks...talk to ya tomorrow..I will also try it out tonight.

Here is the script that i made to delete numbers in the switch....I wanted to make a script to delete only one before i get fancy. I am able to get all the way to the output. For some reason when i add the carriage return in the transmit statement it ereases the LEN assignment.. Proc Main...

i cant get the len assignment to work in a transmit statement.....

well, i was just going to see if i can eloborate on this script..I was going to build a script that asks for the amount of number to be deleted and then asks for each separate number...If it is too much trouble dont worry about it...you have been a great help..thanks again..

That helps a lot...thanks soo much...I am going to try to build a program that asks me for the numbers an takes them out...ofcourse, it will ask me if i am sure i want to take the number out....thanks you very much...if i have any questions I will def. let you know....do you have any other...

thank you soo much...

I have been using the transmit command but I just dont know what you mean by parse the file for the LEN? Is that a command or another sub program that has to be written in the source program?

Yes, I am working with the DMS. I am fairly new to Aspect. Do you have a script that is built that i can see? I am trying to see if I can make anything a little easier for us in servord...

sorry guys...I had a typo on this so i am rewriting it.... I am trying to do a command and from output of the command. I want to save the 20 characters after the output says "LINE EQUIPMENT NUMBER:" and use it for the next command. Is there a command in Procomm that ables me to do...

I am trying to do a command and from output of the command. I want to same the 20 characters after the output says "LINE EQUIPMENT NUMBER:" and use it for the next command. Is there a command in Procomm that ables me to do that?