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Execute a script, File Operation, Import, Close, Script File Name, Operation, Apply

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Table 50 Script symbols (continued) Symbol Use Equal sign Used as a substitute sign when used alone. When the equal sign follows, it becomes an operator in the If statement. The before and after phrases are split by the above symbols. Each symbol is recognized as a single word. Execute a script Procedure 24 To execute a script of pair operations 1. Create a script in a text format. 2. Save the script file. The maximum number of characters for the file name including the extension is 32. You cannot use some symbols for the file name, such as and ,. Enclose the file name in the double quotation marks, with a .spt extension, then click Save. 3. Transfer the script file to SVP. Click File Operation on the Script Operation window to open the File Operation dialog box. 4. To display the Upload the script file dialog box, click Import in Script File box. 5. Select the file that you want to transfer, and click Open. 6. When the completion message appears, click OK. 7. Repeat these steps to upload the other script files. 8. To close the File Operation dialog box, click Close. 9. Select the file name from the Script File Name list on the Script Operation window. 10. Select Run from the Operation list on the Script Operation window. 11. To start the script, click Apply. 12. When the confirmation message appears, click OK. Execute a script 105

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Table 50 Script symbols
(continued)
Use
Symbol
Used as a substitute sign when used alone. When the equal sign follows, it becomes
an operator in the If statement.
Equal sign
The before and after phrases are split by the above symbols. Each symbol is recognized as a single word.
Execute a script
Procedure 24 To execute a script of pair operations
1.
Create a script in a text format.
2.
Save the script file.
The maximum number of characters for the file name including the extension is 32. You cannot
use some symbols for the file name, such as ", \, ;, :, *, ?, <, >, |, /, and ,.
Enclose the file name in the double quotation marks, with a
.spt
extension, then click
Save
.
3.
Transfer the script file to SVP.
Click
File Operation
on the Script Operation window to open the File Operation dialog box.
4.
To display the Upload the script file dialog box, click
Import
in Script File box.
5.
Select the file that you want to transfer, and click
Open
.
6.
When the completion message appears, click
OK
.
7.
Repeat these steps to upload the other script files.
8.
To close the File Operation dialog box, click
Close
.
9.
Select the file name from the
Script File Name
list on the Script Operation window.
10. Select
Run
from the
Operation
list on the Script Operation window.
11.
To start the script, click
Apply
.
12.
When the confirmation message appears, click
OK
.
Execute a script
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