Create a batch of individual repair actions, each with adjusted parameters, and store it for convenient reuse.
A repair scripts may be created from scratch or duplicated from an existing script.
To create a new repair script
- In the context view, switch to the Repair scripts tab.
- Click
New script.
- Enter a name for the script and click OK.
- In the context view, select a repair action from the drop-down menu.
- Click Add to add the action to the repair script.
- Adjust the specific properties of the action as required.
- Repeat Steps 5-7 until the repair script contains all the desired actions.
Note: When executed, the repair script proceeds through each repair function. You can repeat commands multiple times throughout the repair script, each with its properties set to individual values.
- Click Save to save the repair script for later use.
To create a repair script from an existing script
- In the context view, switch to the Repair scripts tab.
- Click
More actions and choose
Duplicate current script.
- Enter a name for the duplicate script and click OK.
- Add and remove repair actions as required to modify the new script.
- Click Save to save the new script for later use.
Working with repair actions in a repair script
Apart from adjusting the actual parameters of repair actions, there are ways to manage repair actions within a script.
| Task | Steps |
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Insert a new action |
Select an action from the dropdown menu and click Add. |
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Delete an action |
Double-click its red
Delete symbol,
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Execute an individual action in a script |
Double-click its green checkmark,
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Disable/enable an action |
Right-click an action and choose Disable action or Enable action, respectively. This function is useful to compare the effect of similar repair actions with many changes. |
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