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so the weird thing is that the if the flag is set through the GUI just running the script to update the password does put some crazy text in the final BLD file.
If I go down the route of creating an encrypted macro how can I set the Encrypted flag creating an object with VBScript. |
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True, you can update an existing encrypted step property using the usual Step.Property statement. To create/update an encrypted macro value, use AddEx and pass True for the encrypt parameter.
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I will give it a try in the morning, just to understand I CANT set the encrypted flag in the XML that is part of the BLD file but if its already set I can update the property and it will encrypt the password for me.
Other option is to store the password in macro and just assign the macro to the password field. I will post my results in the AM |
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Everything worked out thanks for the help
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In v9, encrypted properties can be created via the Step.Property2 property.
http://www.kinook.com/VisBuildPro/Ma...y2property.htm |
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I will give it a try, I will need to upgrade first But this is great news thanks!!!
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