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  • 1.  Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your s

    Posted 05-10-2012 16:40
    Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your scripts, modifications, and other custom office stuff? I'm sure I should know this, but I'm a little brain dead right now. Problem is that I've been working on a bunch of scripts for different clients, and my scripts folder in MAS is getting crowded.


  • 2.  RE: Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your s

    Posted 05-10-2012 17:43
    What about creating subfolders by client or functionality?


  • 3.  RE: Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your s

    Posted 05-10-2012 21:49
    I leave the ..\CM\Script folder alone as of 4.40 since MAS has alot going in there. My personal practice it to create a seperate folder for each script enhancement on my development machine as well as the client's. I use a 3 digit acronym for my business an underscore and a 3 digit acronym for the enhancement (e.g. CNX_EUI). I store all related files in that folder (scripts, install instructions, sample screen shots, PDF's, test data and anything related to the enhancement). It's a little extra work to point to a folder below the Script folder, but it's working well for me. Going a step further, something else that works well for me is to name all of my scripts with an acronym for the business object, whether this is a button script or an event script, an acronym for the event and, if this is for a column event, an abbreviation of the field name (e.g. CNX_EUI_PODtl_Bus_TPrW for the Connex Ensure Unique Item enhancement on the P/O Detail business object Table Pre-Write event. Its a long name but it is helpful to look at the script name and know exactly where in UDF and Table maintenance that the script belongs.


  • 4.  RE: Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your s

    Posted 05-10-2012 21:50
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    Okay, so it's not quick except in the long run...


  • 5.  RE: Anybody know of a quick way to clean up all your s

    Posted 05-11-2012 07:16
    @DanBurleson and @JeffSchwenk, thanks for the idea. That should work.