Need a little guidance

Has anyone come across a way to export a program run as basic?
Or, has come across a way to export a program run in a way that can be imported back in later for review?

I know it may seem unnecessary.

My lab does a lot of protoyping, and as a result the customer sometimes desires to change datum scheme/bonus/hit targets/profile tolerances as the process goes on.
It gets tedious to have to re-run a part to get updated dimensional data.

Is there a solid way to do it?
I've exported programs as basic before, then re-uploaded them.
So i would assume it is possible.

I would just prefer an automated approach, anyone point me in a direction?

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Craess over 5 years ago
this script is what i was searching for exept of one item i do miss. the Serial Number in the file name.
I tried to add this but i really have no clue how to.
i added this

Dim serial serial =Serial_number

and changed the file name to:

dest_path = archivePath & "\" & progname & "\" & progname & "_" & [COLOR=#FF0000]Seria[/COLOR]l & "_" & uid & "_" & Format(Now(), "YYYYMMDDHHNN") & ".prg"

somehow the callout is "193" and not what i've filled in as Serial Number.
What have i done wrong?

At the beginning of each prg the serial number is defined

WERKSTÜCKSNAME : 45555 VERSIONSNR.: 5208438/- SERIENNR.: [COLOR=#FF0000]88066_000[/COLOR]

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vpt.se over 5 years ago in reply to Craess

If you replace 'serial' with 'Serial_number', does it say the same thing? Are you sure you are using the correct source variable (Serial_number)?
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vpt.se over 5 years ago in reply to Craess

If you replace 'serial' with 'Serial_number', does it say the same thing? Are you sure you are using the correct source variable (Serial_number)?
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