After clicking Generate script, you’re first prompted to review and modify default script generation options. If this
is not the first time you generate scripts, you need to choose whether to save a new script file or add the script
contents to an already existing script, which is currently selected in the scripts library.
- Allow interacting with the user. When enabled, the script interpreter will pause during the execution
asking for user confirmation or other input. Otherwise, the program will not stop using default values for
parameters if needed. - Commit after each operation. Use this option if you’d like changes to be applied physically after each
operation. Otherwise, all scripted operations will first be run virtually and only then applied physically. - Check for errors after each operation. When enabled, a special code inserted into the script will check the
status of the last executed operation and stop the script processing when any error occurs. - Generate settings block. When enabled, a special list of settings (depends on the operations you’re
scripting) will be added to the beginning of the generated script, allowing you to fine-tune the script
behavior. You can modify these settings in the script editor at the next step. - Select each disk by its unique signature. When enabled, disk metadata is used instead of information
inside the index for selecting disks, so your script can run successfully on computers with different disk
structures. - Discard all operations after generation. Use this option to empty the list of pending changes after
generating the script.