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Recent content by sn0rg
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Chart - DataSeries Order
To answer my own question: (variables are different, but you get the idea) $mySeries1 = new-object System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting.Series [void]$mySeries1.Points.Add(14) [void]$mySeries1.Points.Add(34) [void]$mySeries1.Points.Add(42) [void]$mySeries1.Points.Add(18)...- sn0rg
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Chart - DataSeries Order
Hi All I'm a bit of a novice with PS, and have been trying to create a graphic, following the tutorial here. There a section where he enters x & y values using an array: # add data to chart $Cities = @{London=7556900; Berlin=3429900; Madrid=3213271; Rome=2726539; Paris=2188500}...- sn0rg
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Determine file type
Thanks guys... feeling somewhat embarrassed that I didn't spot the $, but it works great. -
Determine file type
Thanks for your help strongm, but I'm struggling. I get an error of "Microsoft VBScript compilation error: Invalid character" when the "isunicode =" line runs. I made the following script based on your response: Const ForReading = 1, ForWriting = 2 Const TriStateTrue = -1... -
Determine file type
Hi guys I am opening text files in vbscript, and need to discover if I should use TriStateTrue or TriStateFalse. e.g. Set objInputFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFilePath, ForReading, False, TristateTrue) is there a way to interrogate the file before I open it? If I open in the wrong format... -
Create user in another AD
Thanks for the help - solution turned out to be: Set objNamespace = GetObject("LDAP:") Set objOU = objNamespace.OpenDSObject("LDAP://otherforest.com/OU=TheOUToCreateTheUserIn,DC=otherforest,DC=com", strUsername, strPassword, 0) objOU.Create("user", "CN=Username") Where 0 is the encryption flag -
Create user in another AD
Hi all, I've got to create a user account (with vbscript) in a different Forest. I know the account I'm using has the relevant permission in that Forest, but am struggling to create the object. On the objUser.setinfo line, I get the error: -2147016651 The server is unwilling to process the... -
Text file strangeness
The answer? Unicode characters. I had to open with "TriStateTrue -
Text file strangeness
Hi Guys i've created a CSV file with a vbscript and the filesystemobject. Now I want to read the content of that file into an array. Trouble is, when I attempt to read the file using objFile.readline, it's garbage. Always starts with "ÿþF", and nothing else will echo out. I can manually... -
Query another AD forest
Hi Guys My Company has joined with another, and we have both got a Win 2003 AD. I want to run a query against their AD via ADO as follows: set ons=getobject("LDAP:") set ocontainer=ons.OpenDSObject( _ "LDAP://Company2DC.company2.com/cn=users,dc=company2,dc=com", _ szUsername, _... -
Redim preserve multi dimensional array
Thanks for the answer. In the end, I decided to loop through the rows of the spreadsheet, and construct the array size, then go back to the beginning, Dim the array, then Redim it with the variable, and add the items into the array for a For statement. -
Redim preserve multi dimensional array
Hi all I'm trying to build a 2 dimensional array from values in a spreadsheet. I am used to using the redmin preserve array(x) command to add values, but when I try this for a multi-dimentsional array I get an "out of range" error. Can anyone help? n = 0 intColumn = 1 dim m Dim... -
Declare multiple variables
I need to have a load of similar string variables in my script, with the same name, but incremented with a number. Normally I would do something like: dim item1, item2, item3, item4, item5, item6 I was hoping that there may be an easier way to refer to these, but am a bit rusty on vbscript... -
Display domain\user from SID (Exchange 55)
Looking at the output of hssid, it doesn't look like a Hex string - there are no letters in it. Certainly the value echoed out doesn't match the Hex version of the string displayed via the Exchange 5.5 Admin tool (using Raw mode). Any thoughts? (thanks for help so far) -
Display domain\user from SID (Exchange 55)
It reports "Byte()" basid = oRS.Fields("Assoc-NT-Account") wscript.echo typename(basid)
