There are many ways to set a JAMS Variable. If using the GUI interface, users can use the Variable Definitions tab within the Definitions shortcut.
If using PowerShell, users can set an existing JAMS Variables with:
Import-Module JAMS
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# Use the fully qualified path to the variable for name
# Set-JAMSVariable -Name \JAMS\MyVariableName -Value "The New Value" -Server JAMSServer
If users are not using PowerShell, the use of the JAMS Legacy Command Line Tool can be used:
"C:\Program Files\MVPSI\JAMS\Client\JAMS.EXE" SET SERVER YourJAMSServer "C:\Program Files\MVPSI\JAMS\Client\JAMS.EXE" SET VARIABLE MyVariableName "The New Value"
Hi,
Are you able to update a variable from with the unix shell ?
Hello Richard, yes this is possible. You can use the NodeJS cross platform client to do so. Instructions for setting that up can be found here.
http://www.jamsscheduler.com/doc/JAMSHelp/Default.html#InstallingJAMSCrossPlatformClient.html
Keep in mind you must also install and get running the JAMS REST API website before the NodeJS client can be installed.
https://support.jamsscheduler.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003368351-Installing-the-JAMS-Web-Client-REST-API-for-V7
The IIS components will be automatically installed using the JAMS setup installer, and the website can also be installed automatically using the installer.
The key is to use the correct type, e.g., "Date" for dates.
Can you include values with commas in them ?
Hello Shane,
I'm not sure what you mean by this, if you have further questions please open a support ticket on our website http://support.jamsscheduler.com.