ok, thanks.

I am trying to get a one dimensional array out of vb script that connects to a database,

I could concatenate the fields and I know it works there.

However, I want it in array so I can get it out into MacroScheduler

I keeps getting a type mismatch error :13


Anyone else have this problem?

never mind, got the answer

Is there anyway to connect to an access database via file name and path instead of a DSN connection?

The Editor that comes with Macro Scheduler is somewhat mssing some basic features that even Notepad has. 1. Select All with the CONTROL - A keys 2. Double click anywhere after the Let>= line to select everything after that line to the end of that line. 3. Getting a script to open in the Editor is a ...

having the same variable names as parameter name was the problem. There was a slight naming error that was causing this.

The example you gave string2, string3 wasn't all that clear. And I didn't know I had use the same names as Macro parameters.

Ok, I see what I was going wrong, seems to be ok now. Thanks.

Where should these variable be declared? IF these variable are to declared inside the Macro being called, how will one be able to pass in new values to begin with as aren't the new values passed in at the very beginning of the script? And if these variables are to be declared in the calling script, ...

Seems like any parameter after the 1st parameter are not interpreted at variables.


Thus, strings 2, 3, 4, and so on are not even variables to begin with, even though declared correctly, and thus are not even passed as variables while though the 1st one is.

This parameter thing seems broken.

Ok, It seems to be working now, thanks!!

I tried Concat> and the methods you showed above. Nevertheless, the error message reads like it's supposed to read, that is, the command with parameters, but it still says it, the macro, doesn't exist. It seems like you can't use variables declared elsewhere for the Macro> command. Any ideas why the...

I have a somewhat long list of values and parameters to pass into another macro that I want to call using the Macro> command. Thus, I want to use some concatenating and set this to a Let> variable and than pass that variable into the Macro> command However, this Macro> command doesn't like unless it...

rasdial seems to work.

I still had to add a connection name, phone, user id and password which it would seem to already defined in the connection name entry

anyway, seems to work

thanks!!

OK, I tried using RUNDLL32. However, this is on Windows 2000 so RNAUI is not there. Also when I try RASDIAL, is asks for the phone book entry but it's not there of course...... Nevertheless, I can get the network window to open and I can see the dial up connection. But I really want to access this d...

Thanks, but I still would like to call the shortcut and execute it that way.

Would anyone know if that is possible to begin with as there are a lot of shortcuts that are made from the Control Panel that I somehow would like to call.

Lumumba wrote:Try this:

Run Program>rasphone