This command can be used to run your own Delphi script. Click Edit script and a small editor will open, in which you can write or paste your script.

In Script result, you can enter an integer, which represents an error as return value. Enter -1 here, and if your script then returns this value, an error has occurred and the command will be aborted. This number can be freely defined, but you have to integrate it as a possible return value in the script.

This command can be used to run your own Visual Basic script. Click Edit script and a small editor will open, in which you can write or paste your script.

In Execute mode, you can select if the script should be able to interact with the user or nor. If this is not the case, select Not visible; in this case, the outputs of the script are written into a log file. The GUI mode interacts with the user, who can make inputs or cview the status.

In Script result, you can enter an integer, which represents an error as return value. Enter -1 here, and if your script then returns this value, an error has occurred and the command will be aborted. This number can be freely defined, but you have to integrate it as a possible return value in the script.

This command can be used to run your own JavaScript script. Click Edit script and a small editor will open, in which you can write or paste your script.

In Execute mode, you can select if the script should be able to interact with the user or nor. If this is not the case, select Not visible; in this case, the outputs of the script are written into a log file. The GUI mode interacts with the user, who can make inputs or cview the status.

In Script result, you can enter an integer, which represents an error as return value. Enter -1 here, and if your script then returns this value, an error has occurred and the command will be aborted. This number can be freely defined, but you have to integrate it as a possible return value in the script.