Simple wish list: New task Step: Comment
I'm in the process of translating our batch files (and Novell ZENworks applications) into K1000 MIs and scripts. Which led me to see there is one small advantage a batch file (as an Online Shell script) has over the equivalent Kscript: Comments! (The REM command, or its :: equivalent.)
So here's a wish for a few feature: Give me a new Script Task Step, one that can occur in any section (Verify/Success/Remediation/OnRemedSuccess/OnRemedFailure) that does nothing, just gives me a line in which to put a comment.
I need the comment to be visible to the admin looking at the Kscript; it must not display anything to the user, and I don't want it to add any messages to any logs.
Pretty simple, right? Sande
So here's a wish for a few feature: Give me a new Script Task Step, one that can occur in any section (Verify/Success/Remediation/OnRemedSuccess/OnRemedFailure) that does nothing, just gives me a line in which to put a comment.
I need the comment to be visible to the admin looking at the Kscript; it must not display anything to the user, and I don't want it to add any messages to any logs.
Pretty simple, right? Sande
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Posted by:
KevinG
13 years ago
Hi Sande,
For feature requests you should file a support ticket.
A few possible workarounds.
1) Use the Note: field on the Script: Edit Detail page.
2) Have the script just launch your batch file that can contain comments.
Launch a program
Directory: $(KACE_DEPENDENCY_DIR)
File: yourbatchfile.bat
Wait for startup is checked
Parmeters: Blank
For feature requests you should file a support ticket.
A few possible workarounds.
1) Use the Note: field on the Script: Edit Detail page.
2) Have the script just launch your batch file that can contain comments.
Launch a program
Directory: $(KACE_DEPENDENCY_DIR)
File: yourbatchfile.bat
Wait for startup is checked
Parmeters: Blank
Posted by:
airwolf
13 years ago
I agree that line-by-line comments would be more intuitive, but for the time being there are two fields you can use to list what your script is doing: Notes and Description.
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