Newbies madic Posted August 17, 2001 Newbies Posted August 17, 2001 Has anyone had a problem with scripts following upgrade to 5.5? I manage a property DB (20000+ entries in masterfile + 3 primary related files) and am finding an entry dup. script only completes part of its instructions for about 3-5% of use. This seems to mostly occurs if run soon after waking (PBook G3 500 256/10G,OS 9.1)but has also happened ramdomly. Basically the script should do the following (button 1) - isolate required record ,Dup rec,return to original and tag as archive, find related Imp file set,calls external scripts to duplicate that set.Then (button 2) updates match field code suffix on the copy and Imp file copy set . This allows for a valuation history of a property to be kept as changes are recorded. The miss script(only in 5.5) fails to duplicate the master entry, then duplicates the first portal row data in the related Imp file, tags master entry as archive and calls external scripts.Obviously B2 not used. I contacted FMP tech support (AUST) about this problem some 3-4 weeks ago and I'm still waiting for a promised email advise. In the meantime V5 seems safer. I'd appreciate any comments, thanks
Newbies bbolsm Posted September 3, 2001 Newbies Posted September 3, 2001 I seem to encounter the same problem : if I have several scripts with specific sort orders, I cannot storde the sort order differently for each script; only the last sort order used gets used and seems to replace all other sort orders from the other scripts as well.
Vaughan Posted September 4, 2001 Posted September 4, 2001 Create a separate script for each sort, then use the Perform Script[] step to call each one separately in the main script. That way the sort steps aren't actually in the main script at all.
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