i have macro has 2065 lines which run in attachmate.
it has given error procedure is too long
please help me how to run this macro i am attaching the macro
Attachmate macro
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Re: Attachmate macro
Sorry your prior post got lost....sorry your prior ID got lost(?)...
You (should) have the manual/documentation for the product, what does it say about mac lines in a script?
You have the support for the product, what do they say about your problem?
This is a question that you should be directing to them, I doubt that you will find a solution here.
You (should) have the manual/documentation for the product, what does it say about mac lines in a script?
You have the support for the product, what do they say about your problem?
This is a question that you should be directing to them, I doubt that you will find a solution here.
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Re: Attachmate macro
Hello,
Seems like you've been having this problem for quite a while:
You might try here http://support.attachmate.com/manuals/
You might also consider breaking what you have into multiple pieces rather than one that seems to be too large.
If this is something that you need, i'd suggest looking at alternatives as this has not moved forward in a long time. If you post what you are trying to do rather than "it does not work", we may be able to offer suggestions.
Seems like you've been having this problem for quite a while:
i have macro has 2065 lines which run in attachmate.
it has given error procedure is too long
please help me how to run this macro i am attaching the macro
You might try here http://support.attachmate.com/manuals/
You might also consider breaking what you have into multiple pieces rather than one that seems to be too large.
If this is something that you need, i'd suggest looking at alternatives as this has not moved forward in a long time. If you post what you are trying to do rather than "it does not work", we may be able to offer suggestions.
Hope this helps,
d.sch.
d.sch.
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Re: Attachmate macro
Prior posts (now missing) have indicated that splitting the script/macro results in success....dick scherrer wrote:You might also consider breaking what you have into multiple pieces rather than one that seems to be too large.