The database functions in Macro Scheduler are wonderful: clear and powerful.
Is there some way that a Macro Scheduler script can detect when a DBQuery on a MS SQL Server table has completed? Right now I am just having it wait 5 seconds. But if the query finishes quickly, I'd rather the user did not have to wait.
Thank you.
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Not sure I understand the question. DBQuery will not return until it has finished. So there is nothing to wait for.
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