vbscript run command line with parameters

Error Microsoft VBScript syntax error (0X800A03E9)--> low MemoryMicrosoft VBScript syntax error (0X800A03EA)--> syntax errorMicrosoft VBScript syntax error (0X800A03EB)--> missing ': 'Microsoft VBScript syntax error (0x800a03ed)--> missing '

js|jscript|vbscript|web| programs use VBScript and JScript to write Web applications (ii) My heart is flying 6. Data type The data types of VBScript and JScript are quite different, and JScript has 6 data types: Numeric, String, object, Boolean,

Any practical project development must be multi-file. However, creating a multi-File Project in VBScript requires a little trouble, Code The support for reuse is not very good. In the C/C ++ project, we are used to using functions in other modules

SQL Server uses vbscript to automatically clean up monthly database backup and send an email reminder --- Summary --- this document mainly describes vbscript File Processing and how to send emails under vbscript. It consists of three parts. I.

Any real practical engineering development must be multiple files. But VBScript creates a multiple-file project that's a bit tricky, and it's not too good for multiple file engineering and code reuse support. In C + + engineering, we have become

Original post address: Http://blog.csdn.net/emma_he/archive/2010/05/24/5620723.aspx     Compile and generate the installation package in command line mode, which saves the trouble of opening InstallShield IDE (which is very slow ~),

Q: Hello, script expert! How can I keep the command window open after running a tool such as Ping or Ipconfig? -- DB A: Hello, DB. This question reminds us of the past. A scripting expert just came to Microsoft, when many people thought that WMI and

Ask: Hello, Scripting Guy! How do I keep a command window open after I run a tool such as Ping or Ipconfig? --DB For: Hello, DB. This question reminds us of the past. One of the Scripting Guys just came to Microsoft, when many thought WMI and ADSI

Most of the time we need admin privileges to run the bat, then we need to combine VBScript to achieve Method One: %1 Mshta vbscript:createobject ("Shell.Application"). ShellExecute ("cmd.exe", "/C%~s0::", "", "RunAs", 1) (Window.close)

Set ws = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell") ' creates an object reference here for use in the following sample code. ' Demon Note: How can this variable name be so wretched (WS) Grammar: (Common sense (Demon Note: I like the word common sense):