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Thank you Blister, this now works!!!

I am writing a simple script to get more familiar with powershell. This script reads input parameters into a hash $states = @($args) $states write-host Color is $states.color On the command-line, I set the following values$shape = 'circle'; $color = 'pink'; $size = 'large'I then invoke the...

I am writing powershell script to interface with an external software program our company is using The script needs to take in value of the input parameter and do something. But the problem is, this external software pushes many input parameters with the names •sender-email •sender-ip...

Hello, I am scripting in powershell to read from table, and then update table. It works very well - except when another user or program is trying to read or update the table at the same time. This is unavoidable, so I would like to know how to prevent transaction deadlocks. Here is code to...

By the way, I figured out the solution $file_line = @() $file_multi = @() $file = Get-Content C:\PS\IP_list.csv foreach ($i in $file){ $file_line += $i.split("`n") } foreach ($j in $file_line){ $file_multi += ,@($j.split(",")) } Write-output $file_multi[1][3] Write-output `n...

Well, I appreciate your help, I didn't mean to upset you :-(

I think I am not explaning clearly. I am looking to create a powershell script that does the following 1. Reads an IP address from an MS SQL database 2. Opens the CSV file of the IP addresses 3. Determine which range the IP address falls in 4. Perform the necessary updates based on which range...

Hello, I tried the above code, and got the following output http://www.mediafire.com/i/?mq33lw3ujqb5hj9 I am unable to grasp how to access 1st row, 2nd column, or 2nd row, 4th column, etc, etc. Please help.

I have powershell code, $file = Import-CSV C:\PS\IP_list.csv Write-Output $file And I have output http://www.mediafire.com/i/?oldomqsvm9w67wl I am unable to figure out how to access 1st row, 2nd column, or 2nd row, 4th column. Help!

I am testing a vbscript to turn off a service that requires a password: 'Stop smc.exe service objWMISvc.Create(strPath & "\smc.exe -stop our_secret_password") This works really well, but here's the problem. On the test computer where I am stopping smc.exe, I see a pop-up that prompts the...

I googled it, and no luck...will try again.

How can I tell what debugger is installed???

When I attempt to debug a VBScript in MS Windows Server 2008 via command-line cscript //x script.vbs The debugger never launches. Is there another utility to download. On this particular Windows Server 2008, under Services, I do see that Windows Management Instrumentation has started.

>>you are not checking err.number after the delete<< When I tried this, I got some strange error - will attempt again...

I changed the code around delete as followed ' Turn on error checking in case file is in use On Error Resume Next 'Delete the file objDelFile.DeleteFile sBaseName,true ' Turn off error checking in case file is in use On Error Goto 0 So far, no hiccups

Which On Error Resume Next do I delete, and what error handling do I substitute it with? Earlier today, the program raised run-time errors because certain files, folders weren't accessible. I'd like to script to continue execution even if certain files, folders cannot be accessed. HELP!

By the way, in past scripts I was able to successfully use UNC to delete files, but for some reason, it's not working here.

I am trying to build a script that eventually deletes tmp, err, files from remote computers. There are certain directories that Disk Cleanup just cannot touch, especially if these folders are from other programs installed on Windows. Right now, I'm trying this on my own computer, and it is...

It worked. See modified subroutine for PrintFiles Sub PrintFiles(pCurrentDir) Dim aItem, sParentName, sBaseName For Each aItem In pCurrentDir.Files If fso.GetExtensionName(aItem.Path) = "vbs" Then If Right(fso.GetParentFolderName(aItem.path),1) = "\" Then sParentName =...

I tried replacing d:\ with d:, nut I get the same output :-(