used wkix32 -i

script

delprinterconnection ("\\server\xxxx1")
delprinterconnection ("\\server\xxx10")

if @wksta="xxxx1" or @wksta="xxxx2" or
addprinterconnection ("\\server\xxxx1")
setdefaultprinter ("\\server\xxxx1")
endif

if @wksta="xxx10" or @wksta="xxx11"
addprinterconnection ("\\server\xxx10")
setdefaultprinter ("\\server\xxx10")
endif

my fault is the second or, after te second @wksta, the result is that at ws xxx10 and xxx11 printer connection xxxx1 is also made.

GR P

code:

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if @wksta="xxxx1" or @wksta="xxxx2" or

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code:

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if @wksta="xxxx1" or @wksta="xxxx2"

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if it is that means:
"if workstation is 1 or 2 or printer can be connected set it as default."

[ 24 July 2001: Message edited by: Lonkero ]

The script with the additional or did exactly what it has to do.

code:

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IF condition1 OR condition2 OR condition3
  setdefaultprinter(....)
ENDIF

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code:

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IF condition1 OR
   condition2 OR
   condition3
  setdefaultprinter(.....)
ENDIF

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code:

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IF (AddPrinterConnection("\\domain\printer1") <> 0)
  ? "Warning KIX: @error (@serror)"
ENDIF

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In other language f.e. pascal the IF/ENDIF structure knows a keyword then.
but this language doesn't have a clear endif statement.
So there is no bug in kixtart.
Greetings.