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VBscript:  how to do a "testonly" argument to simulate output?

Asked by TheCleaner in VB Script

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I have a script and will be writing more in VBscript.

I'd like to know a way to do something like wscript.exe script testonly

So that testonly is an argument I can pass to my script that will make the script(s) only a run a testcase and output what it would have done to a text file for review.

That way I can test my scripts without actually making any changes to production until I was assured they worked right.

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