Zenith A.S.E. Scripting Tips and Tricks
Mark Berry May 15, 2009
The Zenith Infotech Advanced Scripting Engine (A.S.E.) provides a framework for deploying scripts written in Zenith’s OEM version of Automise 3 Professional. Scripts can be deployed once on demand or, using templates, on a recurring schedule.
A.S.E. scripting is still fairly new in the Zenith offering, and definitely takes some getting used to. Here are a few things that I’ve learned along the way. I’ll cover five topics:
Script Parameters
INI Files
Helper Scripts
ITS Variables and the SAAZ Extended Database
When Scripts Run
MD5 Checksums
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