B
Brian
I have created an import spec.
Where or how do I call it?
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Right now. I have a macro set up that is called from my
switchboard.
The macro has 3 steps:
1) ACTION: RunApp COMMAND LINE: buildInvoiceFiles.bat
necessary data from a different application. Calls a
java app that formats the data so that it is ready
for import (It creates the .csv file that you have
been helping me load).
2) ACTION: RunCommand COMMAND: Import
Which I have been manually entering all the spec
information. This is where I hope to use your info
to automatically load the .csv file.
3) ACTION: RunApp COMMAND LINE: CleanUp.bat
Cleans up all the old input data.
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I haven't been able to add the information you provided to
the macro (I may be trying to do it wrong).
And I don't have any code Modules set up so I don't know
where to place this code or how to call it.
Thanks again for you assistance.
Where or how do I call it?
-----
Right now. I have a macro set up that is called from my
switchboard.
The macro has 3 steps:
1) ACTION: RunApp COMMAND LINE: buildInvoiceFiles.bat
calls a batch (DOS) script that goes and gets thec:\InvoiceTracker\Invoice\buildInvoiceFiles.log
necessary data from a different application. Calls a
java app that formats the data so that it is ready
for import (It creates the .csv file that you have
been helping me load).
2) ACTION: RunCommand COMMAND: Import
Which I have been manually entering all the spec
information. This is where I hope to use your info
to automatically load the .csv file.
3) ACTION: RunApp COMMAND LINE: CleanUp.bat
Cleans up all the old input data.
-----
I haven't been able to add the information you provided to
the macro (I may be trying to do it wrong).
And I don't have any code Modules set up so I don't know
where to place this code or how to call it.
Thanks again for you assistance.