calling vbscript through .bat file

[NetworkAdmin123]

I use .bat files of login scripts. I need to call a .vbs script file from that .bat file....anyone know how.

-Ryan

 

[tsuji]

Hello NetworkAdmin123,

Just add the line (with path if necessary) at proper place in the .bat.

cscript abc.vbs //B //Nologo

It would be suitable for batch mode (no user interactive).

regards - tsuji

 

[NetworkAdmin123]

Here is my bat file with your command added in...it's still not working. the .vbs file is in the scripts folder.

C:
set logfile="\\SNSERVER\Loginlog\UserLogIn\%username%.txt"
echo %date% %time% %computername% >> %logfile%


set logfile="\\SNSERVER\Loginlog\ComputerLogIn\%computername%.txt"
echo %date% %time% %username% >> %logfile%

NET USE F: \\SNSERVER\APPS
NET USE G: \\SNSERVER\Shared
net use lpt1: \\Lender2\610

@echo off

Net Use B: \\SNSERVER\pplogon

start B:\cookiepatrol.exe /NoLog /NoSound

start B:\ppmemcheck.exe /auto /delete

start B:\pestpatrolcl.exe c:\ /wait=300 /Info /idle /nologafter /Delete /Nopause

REM ***** NORTON ANTIVIRUS *****

NET USE V: \\SNSERVER\SYSVOL\OMNB.LOCAL\SCRIPTS
V:
vplogon.bat
cscript 610.vbs //B //Nologo

cls


exit

 

[mrmovie]

what scripts folder?
you mean in V:
surely you dont need to map a drive to call the vbscript
why not
cscript.exe \\SNSERVER\SYSVOL\OMNB.LOCAL\SCRIPTS\610.vbs

 

[tsuji]

Hello NetworkAdmin123,

I see you have a bare .bat line above. Hence, it can pose problem if the .bat's construction is arbitrary. In that case, I would propose you to use as well a start to control the return of control to the original session. (Even call is not suffice to guarantee the automatic pass back the control.)

start vplogon.bat
cscript 610.vbs //B //Nologo

regards - tsuji