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Hi all

My scheduled server scripts call up my onwindowopen startup script, which is great. I specify that the startup script exits if it is being run from the server. The actual scheduled script then runs fine.

However I don't want any of my scheduled scripts to run if the plugins are not enabled on the server. I thought I could achieve this by utilising the 'halt' script step on the startup script in the event that the plugins were found not to be enabled.

While it does halt the startup script, it does not also halt the script that called it up (the scheduled script).

I'm guessing though that this is because the scheduled script has not actually 'called' the startup script.

Should it work the way I expected? Or is there a way to disable the running of scheduled scripts without having to specify in each individual one that they should not run if there is no plugin.

MT

As far as I know, you have to set it in each of the scripts. But would love to be wrong.

What if you 'exit application'? I would expect that to work.

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Brilliant! that works. thank you very much Olger!

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