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I have a job running on SQL Server 2000 under SQL Server Agent. This job calls a component which in turn opens Internet Explorer and load a page by calling a method on the object. The code inside the job is:<br />
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Dim MyCOM<br />
&nbsp;set MyCOM= CreateObject(&quot;ObjectName.C<wbr />lassName&quot;)<wbr /><br />
MyCOM.loadIE &nbsp;&quot;PageName&quot;,&quot;ServerName&quot;<br />
set MyCOM= nothing<br />
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The COM method accepts server name and the page name as its parameters. Currently I type in the sever name in the job. I need to make this server name dynamic. So I am planning to read this server name from a text file which I can store in a directory on the sever.<br />
Can I use file system object to ready the server name from a text file and them pass it as a parameter to this COM method? If yes, how can I do that?<br />
Any other idea to achieve my goal will also be appreciated.<br />
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I have a job running on SQL Server 2000 under SQL Server Agent. This job calls a component which in turn opens Internet Explorer and load a page by calling a method on the object. The code inside the job is:
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Dim MyCOM
 set MyCOM= CreateObject("ObjectName.ClassName")
MyCOM.loadIE  "PageName","ServerName"
set MyCOM= nothing
-----

The COM method accepts server name and the page name as its parameters. Currently I type in the sever name in the job. I need to make this server name dynamic. So I am planning to read this server name from a text file which I can store in a directory on the sever.
Can I use file system object to ready the server name from a text file and them pass it as a parameter to this COM method? If yes, how can I do that?
Any other idea to achieve my goal will also be appreciated.



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