AUTO APPLY - Revision history

Mike.schofield at 12:04, 19 May 2011

2011-05-19T12:04:37Z

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	'''~~AUTO_APPLY~~'''		'''AUTOAPPLY'''

	Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some occasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.		Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some occasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.
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	Enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:		Enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:

	print "\@{{~~AUTO_APPLY~~\n";		print "\@{{AUTOAPPLY\n";

Mike.schofield at 10:11, 24 February 2011

2011-02-24T10:11:32Z

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	'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.		'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

	~~== AUTO_APPLY ==~~		----

	''How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.''		''How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.''


			'''AUTO_APPLY'''

	Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some occasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.		Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some occasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.

Mike.schofield at 11:54, 24 January 2011

2011-01-24T11:54:37Z

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	~~Some tips~~ for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment.		'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

	== AUTO_APPLY ==		== AUTO_APPLY ==

Mike.schofield: /* AUTO_APPLY */

2011-01-21T16:46:28Z

AUTO_APPLY

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	''How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.''		''How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.''

	Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some ~~ocasions~~, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.		Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some occasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.

	Enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:		Enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:

	print "\@{{AUTO_APPLY\n";		print "\@{{AUTO_APPLY\n";

Mike.schofield at 16:31, 21 January 2011

2011-01-21T16:31:30Z

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	== AUTO_APPLY ==		== AUTO_APPLY ==

	How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.		''How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.''

	Normally, selecting a menu option will ~~first~~ display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. ~~However on~~ some ocasions, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable ~~not pause but~~ to proceed immediately into the transaction.		Normally, selecting a menu option will display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. On some ocasions, however, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable to proceed immediately into the transaction as soon as the menu option has been selected.

	~~To achieve this enter~~ the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:		Enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:

	print "\@{{AUTO_APPLY\n";		print "\@{{AUTO_APPLY\n";

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2011-01-21T16:27:39Z

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Some tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment.

== AUTO_APPLY ==

How to cause a transaction to be automatically started as soon as a menu option has been selected.

Normally, selecting a menu option will first display a form and prompt the user for input before transmitting the transaction to the target agents. However on some ocasions, when there is no input data to be collected, it is desirable not pause but to proceed immediately into the transaction.

To achieve this enter the following Perl statement in the "(M) Fields" script:

print "\@{{AUTO_APPLY\n";