Create a New Pocket CowCard Command in DairyComp
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\<font color="#67854e">question\</font> how do i create a new command for ? \<font color="#67854e">answer\</font> you can create new server commands for in dairycomp supports server commands for the following list types to do, vet, and hospital lists follow the steps below to create a new command in dairycomp, enter alter\3 in the command line click add new in the top left corner enter the following information to create your command in the following example, you can create a command to move a list of pregnant animals to another pen \<font color="#000000">abbreviation \</font> \<font color="#000000">\</font> \<font color="#000000">\</font> enter a description for the command i e pregnant animals under 50 dcc click ok to save the new command when you open or refresh , select the command abbreviation to view the list tips for creating a pocket cowcard command typically, all command titles should start with the letter z i e zpgcow to send a vet list to , add the \v switch to your command additionally, after you create and save a new vet list command, you must enter the newly created command in dairycomp to send the list to your handheld device to send a hospital list to , add the \h switch to your command if you add an ondone and postprocess command to a command, the system lets you automatically enter the same events and remarks for multiple animals expand the information below to learn more click here to learn more about postprocess and ondone commands! important if you want to define a postprocess or ondone command, contact vas support http //dc help vas com/default htm#cshid=2000 for help use caution when scheduling follow up routines for dairycomp to run after a list is processed (i e , postprocess lists), especially if all animals on the list must be processed before kicking off the next routine dairycomp does not wait for the entire list to be done it will kick off the follow up routines for each animal as it receives notification from the mobile app that the animal is done for more information on how to use ondone and postprocess routines in dairycomp, check out the following videos on the vas website