The SaveMemory command (formerly SaveSharedMemory in Release 2.8.3) enables EC Gateway to save the contents of the shared memory to a file. This command is backwards compatible with SaveSharedMemory.
With this command, you can append or overwrite the destination file:
that is specified in a Filename variable with the buffer contents of a Message variable, and to indicate that the buffer should be released.
that is specified as a string in the script file with the buffer contents in a Message variables to indicate that the buffer should be released.
that is specified in a Filename variable with the shared memory’s buffer contents specified in a Parameter variable to indicate that the shared memory and the buffer are to be released.
that is specified in a Filename variable with the shared memory’s buffer contents specified by a string in the script file, and to indicate that the shared memory and the buffer are to be released.
that is specified as a string in the script file with the shared memory’s buffer contents specified by a string in the script file, and to indicate that the shared memory, and the buffer are to be released.
You can also generate a script file containing the old save shared memory command, and run the script file against the new wsproces to ensure backwards capability. The following parameters can be defined from this window.
Field |
Description |
|---|---|
Label |
Specifies the unique label of this process command. This label allows other commands to branch to this command. The label that you type here appears in the Label column on the EC Gateway Process Window. |
Disable command |
Disabling the command will allow temporary modification of the process statements. This allows for testing of the statements for error-free robustness. The command that has been disabled will not show in the script file (.pfs file). |
Save to File |
Specify the destination file that the shared memory will be saved to. Select from the options: FileName or Constant. Constant allows you to select a file name string. |
Memory |
Specify the name of the Shared Memory or Message variable to be saved. From Shared Memory, select from the options: Parameters or Constant |
Overwrite/Append |
Overwrite the contents of the destination file or Append to the contents of the destination file. |
Release Memory |
Select Yes or No to release memory from the buffer. |
