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Latest revision as of 15:34, 6 February 2023
You can put scripts into files.
Typically they are names in the format
NAME..tsd
To call these from the console app
You can add Comments to script files using the
>REM your comment here
command.
This is useful in terms of script maintenance where you can explain the steps in a script.
Script
======
Syntax : script "<SCRIPT FILE PATH>" <ENTER>
Description : Execute a batch of commands from a script file. You can also pass in the script file as an application argument E.G pathtoexe\TSDataIslands.exe "<SCRIPT FILE PATH>"
