What's New in Siebel eScript Language Reference, Version 7.8, Rev A
Table 1 lists changes in this version of the documentation to support release 7.8 of the software.
What's New in Siebel eScript Language Reference, Version 7.8
Table 2 lists changes in this version of the documentation to support release 7.8 of the software. NOTE: There are two versions of the scripting engine available to you. The T eScript engine is the traditional, previously available engine. The ST eScript engine provides enhancements, including strong typing of variables and the Script Assist utility. Except for a few key differences, the ST eScript engine is backward compatible with eScript created with the T eScript engine. In this document, the engines are referred to by name only in contexts requiring differentiation.
For information on Script Assist and how to enable the eScript engine you want to use, see Using Siebel Tools. For information about functional differences between the engines, see Siebel eScript Language Reference (this document).
Table 2. What's New in Siebel eScript Language Reference, Version 7.8
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Script Engine Alternatives for Siebel eScript |
This topic describes basic functional differences between the ST eScript engine and the T eScript engine. |
Data Types in Siebel eScript |
This topic describes the classifications of Siebel eScript data types. |
Data Typing in Siebel eScript. |
This topic provides information about data typing alternatives that are applicable to the ST eScript engine and to the T eScript engine. |
Global object. See setArrayLength() Method. |
This topic provides restrictions on array indices set with the setArrayLength() method. CAUTION: If you use the ST eScript engine and you have existing arrays with negative indices, then you must adjust the index ranges in your script. Please read this topic.
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