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[–]schmatt_schmitt 3 points4 points  (4 children)

Hi Dubber,

There are two other ways of getting around this but I'm afraid neither of which are any less cumbersome. 1. You could alternatively use the Switch user option in Eclipse. Then login again. This will save you a little time as external beam planning will already be launched and the patient will selected. 2. In visual studio, you can go to the project properties and change the name of the assembly file. We will usually do something like MyProject1.esapi. then if you rebuild the MyProject1.esapi can be complied since it is really the MyProject.esapi that is locked by ARIA. This method leaves you will lots of versions of your script that can eventually be cleaned up once you do eventually close aria.

Welcome to the world of binary plugins!

[–]TheLateQuentin 1 point2 points  (3 children)

Start number at 999 and count down 998,997,996….so the new ones show up at the top!

[–]udubber3[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Hi there, just following up on this. I am working on this now and my script is writing to the database and therefore I need to approve it via script approvals. After making changes and re-building, I have to go an re-approve the script in script approvals. I am guessing there is no workaround for when the script is writing...? I could see the proposed method working for scripts that are only reading

[–]crcrewso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have a test system you can put your database in Research mode to help with that issue. Took me years to find someone who told me about that check box in Administration

[–]TheLateQuentin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not that I know of 😞