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Run batch files and query a database with VB Script

Asked by kerryhill in VB Script, Windows Batch Scripting

Tags: VB Script, Batch Files, SQL

I should preface this with the fact that I do not know VB Script at all, but I think it can do what I need much easier than batch files.

I need to:
1.  Lookup all the files with a particular extension in a folder on a network share
2. Run 2 batch files for each file in the folder, passing the filename to the first batch file only.
3. Do a select on a table to get an ID
4. Use that ID to run a command line (the command line could be put in a batch file - LOL)

Everything must be run as if it is being run locally from one pc.

Is this possible?
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