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PROCESSES

Guide Section: Couple EASA to a software application | EASAP Tree: PROCESSES branch


Parent for objects which couple the EASAP to an underlying software application.

PROCESSES branch

PROCESSES branch
CLEAR EXCEL RANGEclear values in cells or NAMED RANGES
CUSTOM PROCESS ACTIONexecute custom written Java code
DATA PROCESSINGParent for DATA PROCESSING tools
DATA PROCESSING ACTIONSParent object for other ACTION's
DATEallow the current date and/or time to be stored in an explicit SCALAR
EXTRACTextract data from a file
SET LISTset an explicit LIST
SET SCALARset an explicit SCALAR
DATABASE ACTIONperform a one time action on a DATABASE
DATABASEdefine the database on which to perform the action
 CLOSE CONNECTIONafter a READ/WRITE sequence
close the database connection
READexecute a SELECT statement in SQL
WRITEexecute an INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE 
EMAILsend an email message to Users
EXCEL ACTION GROUP Parent to an abitrary sequence of Excel-related ACTION's.
EXPORT TO PDFcreate a snapshot of a specified spreadsheet range as a PDF document and saves it on the file system
FILE MANAGEMENTminimize disk usage in EASA
IMAGE EXCEL ACTIONextract a screen capture of cell range or chart in an Excel spreadsheet for display by an IMAGE in a DIAGRAM
PROCESSrun an underlying software application
CLEAR FILESPACEminimize the disk space used by files generated from an EASAP run
DATA PROCESSINGParent object for DATA PROCESSING tools
FAILED IFdefine conditions for which the EASAP run is deemed to have failed
MONITORmonitor the progress of a process currently submitted to the EASAP queue
REPLACEMENTsearch a file for all delimited object references and replaces them with the appropriate object values
READ EXCEL ACTIONread values from specified cell ranges in Excel spreadsheets into specified LIST's
RUN MACRO ACTIONexecute a macro in an Excel spreadsheet
STOPdefine a complete mechanism for stopping the EASAP
STOP PROCESSdefine a method to stop a PROCESS
WRITE EXCEL ACTIONwrite values from one or more LIST's into specified cell ranges in Excel spreadsheets.