Hi Hans,

Based on the comment question " how to retrieve data reported back from a script started in this way ??"

The ExecuteScriptResponseMessage and the ScriptProgressEventMessage has a property called ScriptOutput. This is a key-value pair dictionary.

More info on ScriptOutput: https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/api/types/Skyline.DataMiner.Net.Messages.ExecuteScriptResponseMessage.html#Skyline_DataMiner_Net_Messages_ExecuteScriptResponseMessage_ScriptOutput

Note that the message must be sent synchronously. Therefore, the DEFER option must be set to false.
More info: https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/api/types/Skyline.DataMiner.Net.Messages.ExecuteScriptMessage.html?q=ExecuteScriptMessage

You can use the Engine class to fill in the script values (in the subscript code).
Possible methods are: GetScriptOutput(string key), AddOrUpdateScriptOutput(string key, string value), AddScriptOutput(string key, string value), ClearScriptOutput(string key), ..

More info on that: https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/api/types/Skyline.DataMiner.Automation.Engine.html#Skyline_DataMiner_Automation_Engine_AddOrUpdateScriptOutput_System_String_System_String_

Pseudo-code 1 (SLNet call):

var scriptMessage = new ExecuteScriptMessage()
{
DataMinerID = myDMAID,
ScriptName = "myScript",
//execute the script synchronously
Options = new SA(new[] { $"DEFER:{bool.FalseString}" }),
};
var response = Engine.SLNet.SendSingleResponseMessage(scriptMessage) as ExecuteScriptResponseMessage;

var scriptResult = response?.ScriptOutput;

Pseudo code 2 (Engine):

var scriptOptions = engine.PrepareSubScript("myScript");
// Following option is not needed by default, but can be useful: "indicating whether the script output of the subscript merges the full script output of the current running script."
//scriptOptions.InheritScriptOutput = true;
scriptOptions.StartScript();
Dictionary<string, string> result = scriptOptions.GetScriptResult();