Hi all, I would like to export all the modules data in a folder to a particular location via DXL Scripting. Thanks, Shriraam
KBSri - Fri Apr 26 07:24:12 EDT 2013 |
Re: Copying all modules in a folder Shriraam, Then do it. Note this is not a forum to ask for someone else to do work for you. It is to learn DXL. What particular problem are you having with DXL? I'll attach a file that is a general process loop which will go through every item in a folder that I had gotten from this forum. Maybe this will start you off. Greg Attachments Process_Files.dxl |
Re: Copying all modules in a folder GregM_dxler - Fri Apr 26 08:40:38 EDT 2013 Shriraam, Then do it. Note this is not a forum to ask for someone else to do work for you. It is to learn DXL. What particular problem are you having with DXL? I'll attach a file that is a general process loop which will go through every item in a folder that I had gotten from this forum. Maybe this will start you off. Greg Thanks:) |
Re: Copying all modules in a folder GregM_dxler - Fri Apr 26 08:40:38 EDT 2013 Shriraam, Then do it. Note this is not a forum to ask for someone else to do work for you. It is to learn DXL. What particular problem are you having with DXL? I'll attach a file that is a general process loop which will go through every item in a folder that I had gotten from this forum. Maybe this will start you off. Greg For whatever it is worth, I have a preference for a different construction. Your method processes "items" in the order they were created (I think), whereas mine does so in alphabetical order, and does modules first then folders. I'll drop the "Items" into a Skip list using the "name(itm)" as the "Key". then loop through the Skip first dealing with items of type "Formal". Then loop dealing with "Folders", then loop again dealing with "Projects". If you report on dealt-with "modules", the report looks a lot better this way as sibling modules are all dealt with one after the other. -Louie |