Vbscript in batch file
That explains why command prompt won't recognize it, but again the VBScript does, and runs quite nicely, but the main issue here now is what the hell do I put after that to make the. As mentioned before, I can double click it and it will run and install the software with ease! Try running it in the command processor and waiting for it to finish before distroying the Shell object come to think of it the later is probably your problem As I understand it, all steps would be in the VBScript.
The complete VBScript program would be as follows:. Be very specific about what, specifically, you tried. The code that Richard posted is VBScript code. What this means is you must save those lines of code as a plain-text file with a.
Is this what you are doing? I'll close this off for now as I found alternative software to install which I managed to deploy via an MSI I created. I was having a similiar problem because the batch file I ran didn't do what it was supposed to so I re-entered the command manually into PowerShell Installed on later Windows and it turned out that when the batch file started, it changed the current operating directory to someplace completely different and it caused issues because the operation needed the working directory to be correct.
The solution that helped out in my case was to add a directory change command in the beginnning of the batch file as:. Note: Do not rely on the WshShell. Just in case you're interested, I was trying to download files from an FTP site and the commands didn't enter very easily through Wscript.
We could've also ran multiple commands in a one line call to cmd by seperating with Ampersands eg. This solved my problem. Man we can do wonders with VB script.
I also had a similar issue where I had not acknowledged the fact that my executing VBScript was in a directory up one level from the batch file which was being called upon. My Batch file had relative path instances to other Bat files and directories which were broken based on the fact that the current directory where the command shell was running from was in the wrong location. Its pretty obvious now that i thought about it since you are creating the Shell Object from the vbscript what ever directory that resides in would be your Shells current directory.
Thanks for that reference as it helped me track down my little issue in a matter of a minute or two. Be aware that correct syntax is Shell. Sorry but this quesiton has been closed for years. Pleas open new question with a clear description.
You are posting on a very old thread. Please start your own topic and ask a complete question. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? I just gave that a try and when I ran the script, nothing happened. When I moved the script back in the folder with the changes you suggested, it ran the. So, unfortunately, this isn't a fix. Try this for now, it may give you an error message. I assume your path is correct and has no spaces in it.
Strange; that should be working. Or at least, I'm managing to call a. I did notice that the batch file closed very quickly before I added a pause , but it still technically worked. Perhaps the. BAT itself requires full path s. This may be pointless without seeing the. BAT script. What can you do in a. BAT or. CMD that you cannot do in a. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Run "createindex. Ansgar Wiechers Ansgar Wiechers k 23 23 gold badges silver badges bronze badges.
The first script you posted worked just as I had hoped it would. Thank you. I've 4 simple scripts for what kind of calls. CreateObject "WScript. VBS Example 2 This example will unzip a certain file to a specific folder. NameSpace pathToZipFile. NameSpace extractTo. CopyHere filesInzip. For more queries you can comment us below. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.
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What can I do with Batch? The Batch-File is designed to give you feedback for each action executed. How do I use VBS? Common Expression There are hundreds of expressions and functions that you can use, and I cannot cover everything in this article. If you want to rename files that has certain words or letters in the filename, you would use the IF statement.
Case Statement — is used to control what happens when different criteria are met.
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