Windows Script Host provides scripting abilities like batch files but includes many more features. It can be used manually by a user as well as created by the operating system to automate the flow ...

You could extend this script further to, say, check the extension of the file and execute "imp" on ".dmp" files, or "sqlplus" on ".sql" files with the same user account.

More power to the double-click!Few are aware of scripting with batch files, but people don’t use batch files much unless when working with mountainous tasks. Even fewer are aware of Windows ...

Suppose my script was named “c:\maint.vbs,” and that I needed to run it on a list of computers I’d entered into a text file named “c:\computers.txt,” listing one server name per line.

I just did a search and found 3 variants of the script file-2 internet.js, one on my old drive, one on new, and 1 net.js on the old drive. I now think they could be Netscape related.

Windows Script Host (WSH), the bit that runs VBScripts, is capable of remote scripting. At least, the latest version (5.6) is capable of it, and that version is available for everything from Windows ...

QUESTION: After booting-up, just before it's totally complete, a panel titled "Windows Script Host" appears with following: Script: C;\Program files\support.com\client\ server\server.vbs Line: 23 ...

Despite how much I hate having a manual HOSTS file on a PC, we're stuck with it for a specific legacy program that refuses to use DNS lookups or direct IP addresses.<br><br>Because of this, we ...

Windows supports commands and batch files similar to DOS, but the Windows Script Host, introduced with Windows 98, enables a lot more comprehensive set of languages to be run in the Windows ...