[Johnwho1234]

Hi there
I'm actually using an application developped in C, VB with an Ms Access database. But I would like to add .txt scripts to the program for additional information. The sttyle of the script is somethig like that

Code:

SUB PROCESS_ONLOAD
    Dim %M50
 
    FormMaximized
 
ENDSUB
 
SUB PROCESS_SAVE
    Dim %M10 
    Dim %T1(10,10)
 
 
    %M1 = "{#=CRM - Equipment.Delivered Date}"
    %M5 = "{#=CRM - Equipment.Warranty Period}"
 
    if %M5 = "1" then
        %M2 = format$({#=%M1},"dd/mm/yyyy")
        %M3 = dateadd$({#=%M2},+12,"m")
    endif
 
    if %M5 = "1.5" then
        %M2 = format$({#=%M1},"dd/mm/yyyy")
        %M3 = dateadd$({#=%M2},+18,"m")
    endif
 
    if %M5 = "2" then
        %M2 = format$({#=%M1},"dd/mm/yyyy")
        %M3 = dateadd$({#=%M2},+24,"m")
    endif
 
 
    %M4 = OBJECT.UPDATE [CRM - Equipment.Maintenance Due]='{#=%M3}' WHERE T_OBF_OB_Code='{#=%REF}'
 
ENDSUB

Could anyone out there tell me where this type of script writing could be learnt from.

Many thanks guys for your quick answer

[digioz]

Well, you have a few choices:

1. Add your script to a new Macro inside the MS Access Database.
2. Add your script to your Visual Studio Project as a Module.

Pete