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All,
I thought this might help a few people.
I’ve had some challenges recently debugging some EFS scripts that are rather long and complex – in addition to the lack of functionality of the EFS interpreter (see my previous posts). So I’ve recently developed the attached logging function. This is a function that can be added to an EFS to write out to a CSV file which in turn can then be imported into Excel or Access for analysis.
Please feel free to use it as you see fit. Also please don’t hesitate to provide any feedback if you can make suggestions.
Some areas I could suggest for improvement would be to possibly do some more thorough error handling around ensuing you can manage the file correctly, e.g. like throwing errors if you can’t open the file to ensure a graceful exit. If you do make some improvements please don’t hesitate to post them so we can all benefit.
Kind regards,
Dan
I thought this might help a few people.
I’ve had some challenges recently debugging some EFS scripts that are rather long and complex – in addition to the lack of functionality of the EFS interpreter (see my previous posts). So I’ve recently developed the attached logging function. This is a function that can be added to an EFS to write out to a CSV file which in turn can then be imported into Excel or Access for analysis.
Please feel free to use it as you see fit. Also please don’t hesitate to provide any feedback if you can make suggestions.
Some areas I could suggest for improvement would be to possibly do some more thorough error handling around ensuing you can manage the file correctly, e.g. like throwing errors if you can’t open the file to ensure a graceful exit. If you do make some improvements please don’t hesitate to post them so we can all benefit.
Kind regards,
Dan