Guide Section: Couple EASA to a software application | EASAP Tree: PROCESSES branch
Parent for objects which couple the EASAP to an underlying software application.
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![]() | clear values in cells or NAMED RANGES | ||
![]() | execute custom written Java code | ||
![]() | Parent for DATA PROCESSING tools | ||
![]() | Parent object for other ACTION's | ||
![]() | allow the current date and/or time to be stored in an explicit SCALAR | ||
![]() | extract data from a file | ||
![]() | set an explicit LIST | ||
![]() | set an explicit SCALAR | ||
![]() | perform a one time action on a DATABASE | ||
![]() | define the database on which to perform the action | ||
![]() | after a READ/WRITE sequence close the database connection |
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![]() | execute a SELECT statement in SQL | ||
![]() | execute an INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE | ||
![]() | send an email message to Users | ||
![]() | Parent to an abitrary sequence of Excel-related ACTION's. | ||
![]() | create a snapshot of a specified spreadsheet range as a PDF document and saves it on the file system | ||
![]() | minimize disk usage in EASA | ||
![]() | extract a screen capture of cell range or chart in an Excel spreadsheet for display by an IMAGE in a DIAGRAM | ||
![]() | run an underlying software application | ||
![]() | minimize the disk space used by files generated from an EASAP run | ||
![]() | Parent object for DATA PROCESSING tools | ||
![]() | define conditions for which the EASAP run is deemed to have failed | ||
![]() | monitor the progress of a process currently submitted to the EASAP queue | ||
![]() | search a file for all delimited object references and replaces them with the appropriate object values | ||
![]() | read values from specified cell ranges in Excel spreadsheets into specified LIST's | ||
![]() | execute a macro in an Excel spreadsheet | ||
![]() | define a complete mechanism for stopping the EASAP | ||
![]() | define a method to stop a PROCESS | ||
![]() | write values from one or more LIST's into specified cell ranges in Excel spreadsheets. |