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Having trouble moving from JMP 8 to 9

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Hi,

I am a new user to JMP but my company has recently migrated from JMP 8 to JMP 9 and now the scripts that I have been using are no longer working. These scripts mostly just pull data from our database and parse and graph the reslults. I am not getting any kind of error when I run the scrips a blank journal just pops up and nothing happens. I'm not sure what changed between 8 and 9 but any advise on the subject would be appreciated.

Thank you

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pmroz

One thing that I found is that I had to add statements telling JMP what the current table is. Somehow the assumptions made in JMP 8 were different in JMP 9. I.e.

current data table(my_table);

Try highlighting sections of the script and running them piecemeal with CTRL-R to isolate the error.

djhanson

JMP 9 produces a duplicate chart every time I run JSL I wrote in JMP 8 (in this case it should produce a single chart). Something has changed in their JSL logic for sure as my code did not change. Needless-to-say, I'm not migrating to JMP 9 until some things like this are fixed or JMP can figure out why. JMP 8 works flawlessly. ..dj

XanGregg

I haven't heard about a duplicate chart issue. Do you have a small example you can share?

djhanson

Unfortunately, the JSL code I'm producing is too intricate to post here. But to summarize, I'm making a single variability chart within an OutlineBox (that is actived using a Buttonbox). In JMP8, this produced a single chart as desired. In JMP9, the exact same code produces two, identical charts not as desired. Same code, same everything. JMP9 bug. I'm going to try to dig into this but I'm not looking forward to this. It was bad enough just trying to get this all to work in JMP8, let alone unknown changes that JMP9 may invoke. --dj