John just some thoughts.
If your script is slamming data in, you might want to use the "Pause"
command.
The pause command will wait until the cursor gets to a specified location,
and then will continue moving. What's nice is that the Pause does not cause
any unnecessary delays like stable or wait. If you know the cursor will
always be at a certain column location, but not a specific row once it's
done slamming something in, you can use Pause("@0,10") if 10 was the column
number.
Another idea.. If you're slamming in large strings, you might want to break
them into
smaller chunks.
If all else fails, use the stable command.
Paul
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 9:56 AM
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Subject: [Talk] Meditech - Host Computer not Responding message
Has anyone come up with a good way of trapping the "Host computer is not
responding" message from Meditech or better yet, preventing it? It only
happens when I am enter text into the free text area of OE via the script.
Apparently it sends this message when Meditech is not able to keep up with
the data being sent. I don't get it all the time, but it seems when the
network is running slow it does this.
Thanks in advance,
John
