In order to prevent a VB Script from running endlessly in OnBase, the Client is set to present the Script Control dialog if the configured timeout length is reached and the script is still executing. The options presented by the dialog are:
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Click End to abort the script
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Click Continue to continue script execution
The default value for the Script Control timeout is 30 seconds. To increase or decrease the timeout length you must edit the onbase32.ini file.
- On the Windows desktop, click Start and select Run.
- At the Run dialog, enter onbase32.ini in the Open field.
- Click OK. The onbase32.ini is opened in Notepad.
- Locate the VBScript Adjustments settings in the onbase32.ini file.
- Change the numeric value of the Seconds Before Timeout setting. This value must be a whole number representing the length of time, in seconds, before the Script Control dialog is displayed when a VB Script is executing.
- Save and close the onbase32.ini file.
- Restart the Client to register the updated setting.