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Thanks again. I wasn't expecting that one. I thought there ought to be a switch, but couldn't recall any. (The process just keeps getting more and more automated.) I may leave the last *.reg file in non-silent mode, just so the user gets a status update of what's been accomplished. Either that...

Thanks to all of you for working on this! (And thanks for pointing out yet another support group for future reference.) I did a quick test of my own (without FileMon) and noticed a character missing in the bootstat.dat file after unchecking the box. A simple batch operation to copy the modified...

The problem is that when you delete the "timeout=30" entry in boot.ini, say for example, the checkbox for the "Time to display list of operating systems:" becomes unchecked in the System Control Panel, but not the "Time to display recovery options:" - and this is the one we really need to get...

Hello. We are having a problem setting the Startup and Recovery options on imaged/cloned systems. We already know how to modify the "Time to display list of operating systems:" without going into "My Computer\Properties\Advanced\Startup and Recovery\Settings" to uncheck the first two boxes on...

I am using the "dsrm" command in .cmd script files to delete users from an OU in bulk: approximately 2,500 this time. (So far, the "dsadd user" command has worked fine for creating them in bulk.) However, when the script reaches the 1,324th command iteration I get an error message almost...

Thanks jebenson! You not only answered the original question, but also my next question as to whether you can use this procedure to access queries. You've been really helpful. I haven't been able to put this into action yet, but I'm sure it'll work just fine. Thanks again!

Swi and jebenson, you've both been very helpful! However, I'm not sure I understand Swi's code where it checks for system tables and queries: If sTable.Type <> "Access Table"...Then List1.AddItem sTable.NameWould this be the right condition if I am using an Access database? This doesn't...

This time, I get to answer my own question thanks to O'Reilly's Windows 2000 Command Reference Guide. It's actually quite simple, and the modified code is as follows: dsadd user {parameters} >> filename.log 2>&1 You can find more parameters for the append operator, such as error...

This time, I get to answer my own question thanks to O'Reilly's Windows 2000 Command Reference Guide. It's actually quite simple, and the modified code is as follows: dsadd user {parameters} >> filename.log 2>&1 You can find more parameters for the append operator, such as error...

I'm familiar with the VB method of using a commondialog box to browse for and select an ADO database, such as Access, to open. However, I do not know how to, then, open a dialog box to select a table within the database from which to cull the requisite data. I'm sure there must be a way to do...

I am using *.cmd scripts to add multiple users to an OU on the domain. In order to keep track of the results, I have added code to each line to redirect the output to a log file using the append operator such as follows: dsadd user {parameters} >> filename.log However, the system...

I am using *.cmd scripts to add multiple users to an OU on the domain. In order to keep track of the results, I have added code to each line to redirect the output to a log file using the append operator such as follows: dsadd user {parameters} >> filename.log However, the system...

Apparently, the limitation is in the script command that opens the database. (My goal is to get a properly formatted resultant file in one simple step.) Look in the VBScript forum for the same thread name. tsuji had an interesting approach to resolving the issue by setting the page size...

Thanks tsuji! That's the kind of information I was looking for. You really came through! I'll be giving it a try as soon as I can. As for RabidDawg, I appreciate the input, you're right about 2003; however, if I'm not mistaken, I chose not to use CSVDE because there was a lack of an ability...

I have written a VB script to query the server database for user account information to be output into a CSV file. It works fine, except for one hitch: the output is limited to only 1000 records, exactly, of which I have some 5,800+ in one OU. How can I code the script to overcome such...

I have written a VB script to query the server database for user account information to be output into a CSV file. It works fine, except for one hitch: the output is limited to only 1000 records, exactly, of which I have some 5,800+ in one OU. How can I code the script to overcome such...

Is there any "GoTo" method or statement that can be used in VBScript? So far, it doesn't seem possible.

I am trying to use the Help Compiler Workshop that ships with Visual Studio 6, unsuccessfully. When I try to create a footnote to define a Topic ID, the compiler just reads it from the .rtf file as plain text. The end result is that I get a message when I run the resulting Help file that says...

Thanks. Where do you get this information?

I need to know the proper flag value when using the "Save As" common dialog box that presents an error message box if the file already exists... (I know the flag value for the "Open" common dialog box that presents an error message box if the file does not exist.) Any help would be greatly...