Filemaker/Retrospect Applescript

2000-09-28 Thread Garret J. Cleversley

Does anyone happen to have an applescript already built to close filemaker
dB's so they can backed up and the reopen after the backup is complete. I do
two nightly scripts and what I'd like to have this happen:
Filemaker/Retrospect are on the same machine.

Applescript to quit filemaker dB's at say 7:59pm
Run Retrospect Script Entire network at 8pm
Run Retrospect Script Client Archives right after entire network
Quit Retrospect when done
Reopen Filemaker dB's

Is this achievable? I have a dummy open dB that auto opens all my filemaker
dB's so I need to close all of them when I quit but only need to open one on
launch. So even a script that close filemaker and then reboots machine when
retrospect is done would be fine since I have the dummyopen file in my
startup folder. I know retrospect can be set to restart after a script runs
but I have two scripts a night and I am unsure if retrospect is smart enough
to know there is a second script waiting to run.  Help would be greatly
appreciated, applescript is one of my weaker areas.

Garret

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Re: Filemaker/Retrospect Applescript

2000-09-28 Thread Irena Solomon

Hi Garret,

We do! There is a FileMaker Pro Toggle script in the Retrospect Folder
(Retrospect: AppleScript Utilities: Script Examples: FileMaker Pro Server
Toggle). For more information on AppleScripts and Retrospect in general, see
page 191 of the Retrospect 4.2 User's Guide.

Regards,

Irena Solomon
Technical Support Specialist
Dantz Development Corporation
925.253.3050
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 From: "Garret J. Cleversley" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 11:32:43 -0400
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 Subject: Filemaker/Retrospect Applescript
 
 Does anyone happen to have an applescript already built to close filemaker
 dB's so they can backed up and the reopen after the backup is complete. I do
 two nightly scripts and what I'd like to have this happen:
 Filemaker/Retrospect are on the same machine.
 
 Applescript to quit filemaker dB's at say 7:59pm
 Run Retrospect Script Entire network at 8pm
 Run Retrospect Script Client Archives right after entire network
 Quit Retrospect when done
 Reopen Filemaker dB's
 
 Is this achievable? I have a dummy open dB that auto opens all my filemaker
 dB's so I need to close all of them when I quit but only need to open one on
 launch. So even a script that close filemaker and then reboots machine when
 retrospect is done would be fine since I have the dummyopen file in my
 startup folder. I know retrospect can be set to restart after a script runs
 but I have two scripts a night and I am unsure if retrospect is smart enough
 to know there is a second script waiting to run.  Help would be greatly
 appreciated, applescript is one of my weaker areas.
 
 Garret
 
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 Garret J. Cleversley
 Vice President | Center Page, Inc. | 716-822-2212
 http://www.centerpageinc.com | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Certified Apple Technician | Certified PowerBook Technician
 Apple Solution Experts, Consultant | Apple Product Professional
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