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#56151 - 07/26/18 06:30 PM Workflow VBScribt condition help
Karlie OL Toddler Registered: 09/05/11 Posts: 33 Loc: New Zealand	Hi there, I am trying to rename a file using the below VBScript. It doesn't seem to be working, can you help me find where I am going wrong? cheers Code: if Watch.GetJobInfo(8) =< 900 then Watch.SetVariable "FileName", "Name_1" else Watch.SetVariable "FileName", "Name_2" end if Basically Jobinfo 8 is a numerical number, if Jobinfo 8 is less than or equals to 900, then Set variable "FileName" as "Name 1", else Set variable "FileName" as "Name_2" The "FileName" Variable is later used to name a file. Cheers. Edited by Karlie (07/26/18 06:33 PM)
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#56154 - 07/27/18 07:33 AM Re: Workflow VBScribt condition help [Re: Karlie]
Philippe F. OL Expert Registered: 09/06/00 Posts: 1931 Loc: Objectif Lune, Montreal, Qc	You state it doesn't seem to be working, but you don't mention what actually occurs. Do you get an error message? Does JobInfo(8) get set to the expected value in the script? Add the line Code: Watch.Log "Jobinfo(8) set to: " & Watch.GetJobInfo(8),2 as the last line in your script to display the value of JobInfo(8) after the script has run. Then run your process in step-by-step mode. You could also add the same logging message at the start of the script, to see the value of JobInfo(8) before it runs. _________________________ Technical Product Manager I don't want to achieve immortality through my work; I want to achieve immortality through not dying - Woody Allen
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