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That worked tsuji. Thanks Mrmovie...fcinfo doesn't work for all hbas. Sansurfer is much much better and gives much more information.

Going to a path without white space it works as expected. I also tried putting quotes around the entire entry and that didn't work. Strange. Thanks for the help.

Going to a different path without the spaces. Thanks

Not sure why I can't get this to work. Running the output from the wscript.echo line on the command prompt works fine and outputs the text file. But doesn't within the script (doesn't create the text file). I'm pretty sure it has to do with the spaces in the path but since it works with copy...

Any one knwo if an AD object has a modified by attribute? I see whenChanged, whenCreated attributes but would also like an attribute showing who last modified it or created it. Does that exist? Thanks in advance.

Thanks guys got it going.

Can some help me one how I can enumerate all user properties in AD instead of having to specify what I want like below? I'm looking for a specific value but also want to know the attributeName that is hold it. Thanks in advance. objCommand.CommandText = "<" & strADsPath &...

...throwing me off. Here is what I have so far Function mySqlDate(myDate) If Len(myDate) > 0 Then If Len(myDate) > 8 Then YMD = ( Year(myDate)*100 + Month(myDate) )*100 + Day(myDate) hms = Right((Hour(myDate)*100+Minute(myDate))*100+Second(myDate)+1e7, 6) mySqlDate = Left(YMD,4) &...

Got a strange one that I can't get figured out. The script works great on several other machines but for some reason won't on one machine where I need to run it. I get the "Not enough server storage to process that command" Thanks in advance. The line it errors on is highlighted in red...

Sorry should have said I need to figure out what it is remotely.

Can someone help me on how to get the systemdrive variable on a win2k box? I know how to do it on win2k3 using the win32_operatingsystem just can't get it figured out for a win2k box.

I just love all the ways things can be done. Here's what I did Function GetTime(vServer) On Error Resume Next Const OpenAsDefault = -2 Const FailIfNotExist = 0 Const ForReading = 1 Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set oFSO =...

Anyone have ideas on how to get the system time of servers remotely? I'm think I may use the net time \\server and parse that out.

I went a different route to get my answer so you can ignore this.

I have a for loop question on how to move to the next item if a condition is meant (Not Exit the for just move to the next item) For i to Ubount(array) if something = something Then <----- Go to the next item in the for -----> End if Do other stuff here if...

Works for processes my id owns but not processes other users own.

...& strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colProcessList = objWMIService.ExecQuery _ ("SELECT * FROM Win32_Process WHERE Name ='notepad.exe'") For Each objProcess in colProcessList WScript.Echo "Process name: " & objProcess.Name intRC = objProcess.Terminate() Next if intRC = 0...

Same thing Could not kill process. Error code: 2

Ok I figured out why but brings up another question with it. I had the process up and running under a different account than from the one I am kill from. So how can I kill the process even though its running as a different user? (I am an Administrator on the box)

Opps forgot to set that back. Back to the Error code 2. I tried both the PID and Name both gave the Error Code 2.