HOW CAN I CHECK IF GET OBJECT SUCCED 1

[vivis]

HI, I DID A SCRIPT THAT GET FREESPACES OF A LOT OF MACHINES THE SCRIPT RUN AS A SERVICE ONCE EVERYDAY, THE PROBLEM IS THAT WHEN A SERVER IS NOT AVAILABLE THE SCRIPT STOPS FOR A WHILE THEN CONTINUE BUT I NEED THAT IF THE SERVER IS NOT AVAILABLE THEN SKIP IT AND CONTINUE WITH NEXT SERVER, IM USING WMI GETOBJECT, SO IS THERE A WAY TO KNOW IF THE CONECTION WITH THE SERVER FAIL? THANX A LOT!!!!

 

[DanaHallenbeck]

If you want to trap the error set On Error Resume Next somewhere before the WMI call. After the call check the ERR number. If it's 0 it was successful. If it is greater or less than 0 there was an error.

Typically what I will use is the following code. It doesn't stall for as long as the WMI calls if a computer isn't there.

On Error Resume Next
Set comp = GetObject(&quot;WinNT://<domain>/&quot; & CompName)
If Err <> 0 Then
'Write a text file or net send or something
Err = 0
else
'Make your WMI call
End if

Dana Hallenbeck

 

[Tarwn]

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