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7.7

Wscript.shell Not Returning File List

Asked by wibench in Microsoft Development, Web Development, Scripting Languages

Tags: Wscript

Hello,

We did several window updates this last weekend to our asp.net intranet server.  Since the updates any vb code we had in our web pages no longer return the file lists as they did before.  We do not get any errors, just a blank list when We know there are files present.

Attached is an example of the code we are using.  It is not the most elegant but it was working prior to the updates.  We were thinking maybe a registry setting or some other setting got changed during the update (or not?).

If anyone has any ideas on this it would be greatly appreciated as we are totally stumped.

Sincerely,
wibench 
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sServMapPath = "\\fs1\shared"
If sWCTID = 62 Then
	'BAZ
	sFExt = "mpr"
	sRemMapPath = "\\10.0.0.10\A1"
	sRemDirPath = "\MP4"
	'sServDirPath = "\routerprograms\BAZ"
	sServDirPath = "\ENGINEERING\BAZ_MPR_MASTER"
	sRemUser = "?????"
	sRemPassWord = ""
Else
	'IMA
	sFExt = "fmc"
	sRemMapPath = "\\10.0.0.11\imawop"
	sRemDirPath = "\FMC"
	'sServDirPath = "\routerprograms\IMA"
	sServDirPath = "\ENGINEERING\IMA_FMC_MASTER"
	sRemUser = "??????"
	sRemPassWord = "?????"
End If
 
SET objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
RemoteList = GetFileList("N:", sRemMapPath, sRemDirPath & "\*." & sFExt)
ServerList = GetFileList("Q:", sServMapPath, sServDirPath & "\*." & sFExt)
 
 
Function GetFileList(sDrive, sMapPath, sSearch)
	DeleteMapDrive(sDrive)
	Call MapDriveLetter(sDrive, sMapPath)
	sCMD = "dir /B " & sDrive & sSearch
	SET objExec = objShell.Exec("%comspec% /c " & sCMD)
	WHILE objExec.Status <> WshFinished
		'Wait for the command to be run completely 
	WEND 
	GetFileList = UCase(Replace(Replace(objExec.StdOut.ReadAll,Chr(13),","),Chr(10),""))
	'GetFileList = objExec.StdOut.ReadAll
	WHILE objExec.Status <> WshFinished
		'Wait for the command to be run completely 
	WEND 
	'MsgBox("-" & GetFileList & "-")
	DeleteMapDrive(sDrive)
End Function
 
Function DeleteMapDrive(sDriveLetter)
	SET objExec = objShell.Exec("%comspec% /c net use " & sDriveLetter & " /delete /y")
	WHILE objExec.Status <> WshFinished
		'Wait for the command to be run completely 
	WEND 
	strResult = objExec.StdOut.ReadAll
End Function
 
Function MapDriveLetter(sDriveLetter, sPath)
	If sDriveLetter = "Q:" Then
		sCMD = "net use " & sDriveLetter & " " & sPath & " " & "????? /PERSISTENT:NO /USER:?????"
	Elseif sDriveLetter = "X:" Then
		sCMD = "net use " & sDriveLetter & " " & sPath & " " & "????? /PERSISTENT:NO /USER:?????"
	Else
		sCMD = "net use " & sDriveLetter & " " & sPath & " " & sRemPassWord & " /PERSISTENT:NO /USER:" & sRemUser
	End If
    sCMD = "%comspec% /c " & sCMD
 	'SET objExec = objShell.Exec("%comspec% /c " & sCMD)
	SET objExec = objShell.Exec(sCMD)
	'MsgBox("Dos Cmd: " & sCMD)
	WHILE objExec.Status <> WshFinished
		'Wait for the command to be run completely 
	WEND 
	strResult = objExec.StdOut.ReadAll
	'MsgBox("Map Response: " & strResult)
End Function
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