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I run our BO reports/queries with this process: 1)Windows Scheduled Task starts a VBScript 2)VBSript starts up BO which runs the report. I have not been able to have more that two BO sessions start at any one given time....ie: at 0700, I can only have two BO reports run. Is there a setting...

I have a directory with files named as such: filename_2007_63.pdf Is there a way to strip off the _2007_63 part of the file name leaving just filename.pdf using VBScript? thanks, Stan

HELP please. I'm still having problems with this line: objFS.CopyFile strFileDistilled, strFileArchive I'm getting a file not found error on this line. If anybody can help me with this I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks, HW

OK....I really need help. I'm getting a file not found error on this line: objFS.CopyFile strFileDistilled, strFileArchive of the COPY THE FILE THE ARCHIVE FOLDER routine. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Stan

That's the mystery! The path specified is correct but the distiller doesn't see it that way. I'm still working on this trying to figure it out. Thanks, Stan

Well that got me past the original problem I was having. However, now I get an 'Acrobat Distiller' pop-up window that says: D:\Report2Web\HC_Reports\Processing\_2007_289.PDF Cannot open this file. Please check that the correct path and filename are given. Thanks for looking, Stan

I can't figure out why I'm getting this error... The system cannot find the file specified line 133. Any help would be appreciated...below is my code Dim objFS Dim objFSFolder Dim objFSFiles Dim objFileObj Dim objFileOut Dim objFileIn Dim objFileTemp Dim objEmail Dim intCounter Dim...

I have Business Objects (BO) v5.1.8 running on a W2K server. My reports are ran via VB Scripts, which pass the username and password to the BO application. This works great most of the time. However, periodically the username field get cleared out on the BO login (user authentication) window...

DansDadUK, Thanks for the information. I now have a better understanding of lpr. Have a great weekend, Stan

DansDadUK, Your extrapolation is correct. My OS is Windows 2000 Server. I only assumed that this would work because I gave similar commands to a different printer, HP laserjet 4200tn, and was successful in printing to the lower tray. Is there anyway around what you described? Thanks, Stan

Tray 3 is installed and the paper size is correct. I set tray 3 paper size to letter and paper type to ltrhead so that all paper type 'plain' goes to tray 2. I need to print labels to tray 3 and don't want anything else printing to this tray. I've tried to following and several variations...

I need to print to an HP 8150, tray 3 (the lower tray) using lpr. Can anyone help me with this? No matter what option I try my output goes to tray 2. Thanks, Stan

The process is named the same. Thanks, Stan

I have the following VBscript that kills a process sucessfully on my local PC, but when I try to run this script on our server it doesn't kill the busobj.exe process. Why would this be? Thanks, Stan ServerName = "." Set objWMIService =...

Is it possible (a print command) to tell an application to print to a laser printers second tray? I already have a VBScript that starts Business Objects, refreshes a report, and prints to a printer. I just want to tell which tray to print to on the same printer. Thanks, Stan

Would using the cscripte.exe close out the spawned process if the *.vbs script times out? Thanks, Stan

I'm having a problem with hung processes if the Task Scheduler times out. I run all of our Business Objects reports with Windows Task Scheduler. If the VBScript encounters a problem (like with the printing command - objDoc.PrintOut) the script hangs at this command and will not proceed and the...

That did it! Thanks a bunch!

Here is the code: Option Explicit CONST PATH = "C:\Temp\" dim strDate_2_Copy dim strShare dim fso dim objFolder dim colFiles dim objFile dim strFile Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") strDate_2_Copy = InputBox("Date of reports to send to LaserArc", "DATE", Date)...

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