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On-Premises System Administration
Platform
OnBase
Product
System Administration - On-Premises
Release
Foundation 22.1
License
Standard
Essential
Premier

If the Retain VB Script History option is enabled for a script, any changes to the script will be saved as a new version. You must enter a comment in the VB Script Comment dialog box when editing scripts configured for versioning. See History for more information.

Note:

The maximum number of characters that can be contained in a script is 64,000 characters. Once this limit is reached, the Script Editor no longer accepts input.

  1. In the Configuration module, select Queries | VB Scripts to access the VB Scripts dialog box.
  2. Select a script from the VB Script Name list and click Edit Script to launch the Script Editor window.

    A lock is placed on a script when it is opened in the Script Editor, to prevent multiple, simultaneous edits to the script.

    The Script Editor is resizable and allows you to open multiple script editing windows by repeating steps 1 and 2.

    To validate the syntax of your code, click the Validate button. ScriptInclude macros, which are validated when added to the system, are not included in this validation.

    To skip to a specific line number, enter the line number in the Enter Line Number field and click Go To.

    Use the Tab key to tab over 8 characters.

  3. Make your changes to the code and click Save when completed.