Repeat / Terminate

The Repeat and Terminate script command enables and disables automatic script repeating. By default, scripts do not repeat. Repeat enables automatic script repeating, and Terminate disables automatic script repeating.

Syntax: Repeat Comment

Syntax: Terminate Comment

Example: Repeat Enable the script to automatically repeat

Example: Terminate Disable automatic script repeat

Associated command may be bound to Repeat to set the waiting time before the script starts again

Example: Assign RepeatTimer = 10 Associated command to set RepeatTimer to 10 seconds

Repeat Enable the script to automatically repeat

If Repeat has been enabled, when the script completes the RepeatTimer fixed variable will begin counting down each second, and the script will start over when it reaches 0.

Notes:

If the RepeatTimer is set to 0 seconds, then the script will repeat immediately with no delay. This would be the desired means for polling as quickly as possible. However, repeating with no delay can cause window updates to lag. But when snmpwalking a device with thousands of objects completing the polling may be more important than watching the window update.

Syntax:	Repeat				Comment
Syntax:	Terminate				Comment
Example:	Repeat				Enable the script to automatically repeat
Example:	Terminate				Disable automatic script repeat
Associated command may be bound to Repeat to set the waiting time before the script starts again
Example:	Assign	RepeatTimer	=	10	Associated command to set RepeatTimer to 10 seconds
	Repeat				Enable the script to automatically repeat
If Repeat has been enabled, when the script completes the RepeatTimer fixed variable will begin counting down each second, and the script will start over when it reaches 0.