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Persistent Variables
Persistent Variables
Introduction
Preparations
Setup
Usage
- 3.1 - Create a persistent variable
- 3.2 - Store a value
- 3.3 - Retrieve a value
- 3.4 - Simple Script - Store Variable
- 3.5 - Simple Script - Retrieve Variable
Properties
- 4.1 - Name
- 4.2 - Value
- 4.3 - Default
- 4.4 - Scope
- 4.5 - Namespace
- 4.6 - UserID
- 4.7 - LatestError
- 4.8 - LatestDescription
Scopes
Miscellaneous
- 6.1 - Database field definitions
- 6.2 - Master Standby Installations
- 6.3 - Use SQL Server on different machine
- 6.4 - Use database with different name (other than default name)
- 6.5 - Use different database (other than MS SQL Server, e.g. MySQL or Oracle)
- 6.6 - Usage of Persistent Variables outside of a call routing script
Appendix A
Appendix B
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2 pages in this category
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B.1 - Usage outside call routing - Simple ASP webpage
Last Updated:VBScript 1.1.0 This example demonstrates how to make use of Persistent Variables in an ASP (Active Server Page) web page. You will find it in the download package in the following folder \examples\External\asp This little web page is meant to be used within a WebExtension in a SwyxIt! skin. It displays the current status of the installed Night Switch example (see chapters A.1 and A2). By clicking into the web page the status - 157 views
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B.2 - Usage outside call routing - Simple VBS/WSF script
Last Updated:VBScript 1.1.0 This example demonstrates how to make use of Persistent Variables in a WSF (Windows Scripting Host File) file, i.e. a VBScript file. You will find it in the download package in the following folder \examples\External\vbs This little script is meant to be connected with a shortcut SwyxIt! skin element. By clicking on that shortcut the .wsf file will be started. By starting this .wsf file the current status of the instal - 262 views
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