How to write incrementing text to a single line in a vbScript?
Hello Experts -
I've got a little vbScript (yes - dinosaur - acknowledged) that is iterating through an ADO recordset and I'd like to display a progress indicator for the iteration on a single line in the command window (perhaps a series of dots). The only way I'm aware of to display text in the command window is wscript.echo and that adds a line feed every time you call it. Is there a variation of or alternative to wscript.echo, called in vbScript, that can add additional dots (or whatever) without the line feed? Thanks!
-- Rick
I've got a little vbScript (yes - dinosaur - acknowledged) that is iterating through an ADO recordset and I'd like to display a progress indicator for the iteration on a single line in the command window (perhaps a series of dots). The only way I'm aware of to display text in the command window is wscript.echo and that adds a line feed every time you call it. Is there a variation of or alternative to wscript.echo, called in vbScript, that can add additional dots (or whatever) without the line feed? Thanks!
-- Rick
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No problem. Thanks for the grade.
Regards,
Rob.
Regards,
Rob.
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