I received a request to add another item to the problem dropdown list in the HPI-CCC form. It will be a copy of something that is already on the list, but needs some tweaking. I edit the files manually, since it's easier for minor edits, for me anyway. However, I have hit the max file size for the text file. I was told that it's possible to break the file out into two files to get around the 64k file size. Does anyone have instructions on how to do this? I attempted to do this by putting numbers in the file names, and inside the files to match, but I know I'm missing something. I'm guessing I need to edit another file somewhere to say that there is now two files instead of just the one.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a provider getting angry, because she doesn't understand how this isn't just a simple thing to do.
Thank you in advance.
Robin
Yep, those files are all loaded in a chain reaction starting from usrlib.txt. If you have a function that's getting big in one file, move it to a new file in the same directory and in place of the original function put this code:
load("mynewfilename.txt")
or you may have to do:
load(".\\mynewfilename.txt")
Then you'll have to keep both files updated on all your workstations, or push them out with jobs.txt.
Justin
Thank you very much. I'll give this a try.
Robin
Just to clarify, you have to restart your CPS client to re-load those files. They are loaded on application startup.