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03-09-2006 08:40 AM
03-09-2006 08:40 AM
MSA Scripting
MSA Scripting
Hi...Making pretty good progress on my project, but having a hard time dealing with how to send the system name from multiple systems selected as targets to my script.
The TDEF is going to call a vbscript on the CMS, which should then execture, using the current target as its argument, then move to the next, then the next.
I have found that using the %n variable in the TDEF only sends the first selected target, and seems to disregard all the others.
Also, there seem to be no examples of MSA TDEF's in any of the documentation I have found. Any advice?
The TDEF is going to call a vbscript on the CMS, which should then execture, using the current target as its argument, then move to the next, then the next.
I have found that using the %n variable in the TDEF only sends the first selected target, and seems to disregard all the others.
Also, there seem to be no examples of MSA TDEF's in any of the documentation I have found. Any advice?
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