Recent content by fosterr2000

You could create an enviornment variable if it is a very small amount of data that you wish to return.

Mark, Good idea, I like it.

Yes. It will also include disabled users, just keep that in mind. It you need to eliminate all disabled users then I can help with that, but some admins delete old users while others make the accounts disabled. Let me know if you would like to filter out the disabled accounts. Glad I could help.

This will list the users and there profile path out to a csv text file. Don't forget to replace "YourDomainHere" with your domain. Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") set txtStream = fso.OpenTextFile("UserProfileList.csv", 2, True) txtStream.WriteLine "Begin : " & date & " " &...

Try it without the ; all together?

Something like this: Set objConn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") objConn.Open "Driver={SQL Server};" & _ "Server=Your Server;" & _ "Database=Your Database;" & _ "user id=sa;" & _ "password=Your SA Password;" Set objRSSQL...

Does your web server have Access installed?

This information is in AD. It is in the attribute msExchHomeServerName for each user object. This will enumerate the AD tree and return the name and Mailserver for each user. '****************Setup ADSI connection and populate ADSI Collection************************************************...

Try wscript.echo objMember.Name & " - " & objMember.operatingSystem & " - " & objMember.operatingSystemVersion

Try adOpenStatic instead of adOpenKeyset as such maybe. mySourceRecordset.Open "Select * from tbltempmkt", mySourceConn, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic Good luck.

Here is a link to a script that does exactly what you are looking for. http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=1014&ScriptType=vbscript Hope it helps.

filetxt.WriteLine("Username: " & WshNetwork.UserName + Chr(13) + "Computer Name: " & WshNetwork.ComputerName) & " Datetime: " & now()

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

I would like to see you script for w2k and w2k3. If you don't mind will you post it. Thanks

When setting up the task schedular info in the run as box be sure to enter a username with appropriate rights. Also be sure to include the domain name for a domain account (ie.. "your_domain\johndoe") or if it is a local account that this should run under then (ie.. "computer_name\johndoe")