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TSTool Documentation Examples of Use <br /> <br />However, it is recommended that command files be run using the GUI, if possible, in order to take <br />advantage of additional error-checking and feedback features. <br /> <br />TSTool provides command editor dialogs for every comma nd and helps ensure the integrity of commands <br />by searching for input time series for each command. An effort has been made to make the current <br />TSTool recognize and process old commands. However, there have been some changes that will require <br />updates to commands. It is recommended that old comma nd files be migrated to the new syntax using the <br />following approaches: <br /> <br />1. Review the release notes appendix when installing software updates. <br />2. Be familiar with this TSTool User Manual and, in particular, the command reference. <br />3. Run an existing command file and review the log file for warnings about commands that need to be <br />updated. Then edit the commands in the GUI (see the next step). <br />4. Open an existing command file using the File…Open…Command File menu . TSTool will attempt <br />to convert commands to new syntax as the file is loaded. Most command files focus on a particular <br />data type and manipulation. Therefore most updates will generally involve only a few changes. <br /> <br />A number of commands have been added/enhanced to promote reuse of command files in both batch and <br />GUI run modes. For example, the ProcessTSProduct() command indicates whether the command <br />is active for batch and GUI run modes. Choosing the correct setting simplifies exchange of command <br />files between users and operating environments. <br /> <br />When querying time series, select a subset of the co mmands for intermediate work to verify filling or <br />other manipulation. General commands (e.g., SetOutputPeriod()) may be required even if a subset <br />of time series is being processed, for example, to ensure that periods overlap. <br /> <br />TSTool by default reads all available data. However, the SetInputPeriod() is available to limit the <br />period that is read. The SetOutputPeriod() is used to control the period for output products. <br /> <br /> Examples - 3 83