Triggering ActionQ Events via Command Lines
Demonstrates how ActionQ Events are triggered via command line calls with optional arguments. The command line arguments get passed into the tokens specified in the event's 'Tokens' property. Unlike events that get monitored every Nth cycle, the Sleep Multiplier property for command line events is set to '999999'. Here is an example of a command line call that triggers an event called Report_Request_CommandLine: "C:\Program Files\Millet Software\ActionQ\ActionQ_Service.exe" -e "Report_Request_CommandLine" "{_EmailTo}:[email protected]" "{_ID}:1"

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