Anyone got any skills using Windows WMI VBS Scripting ? I would like some help develop a script that monitors the compiler.
I can share a full description if someone is willing to help.
So, if you know what the following line are... you are likely to be the person! Let me know!!
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objWmi = GetObject("winmgmts:")
Set objQResult = objWmi.Execquery("Select * from Win32_Process where name like '" & AppExec & "'")
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Evan, after reading your request I spent half of my day digging through many years of my VB6 projects looking for anything related to WinMgmts. It's been a while since I've used it. It's a Windows service that is sometimes better accomplished and much faster using API calls.
That said post the description so I can give it a go in either form. I don't consider myself an expert VB programmer but I'm skilled at searching for the information I need. I'm also not too proud to ask for assistance from my friends on VBForums. ;-)
Cheers,
Chris S.
Last edit: CDRIVE 2017-11-19
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Evan, I replied to your email but it got kicked back. I used my email client to reply. What am I doing wrong? I don't want to post your email address which is usually the cause of a delivery failure.
Chris S.
Oops! Brain Fart! I just read the notation at the bottom of your email message. Now that I know I'll re-send.
Last edit: CDRIVE 2017-11-20
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Anyone got any skills using Windows WMI VBS Scripting ? I would like some help develop a script that monitors the compiler.
I can share a full description if someone is willing to help.
So, if you know what the following line are... you are likely to be the person! Let me know!!
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objWmi = GetObject("winmgmts:") Set objQResult = objWmi.Execquery("Select * from Win32_Process where name like '" & AppExec & "'")Evan, after reading your request I spent half of my day digging through many years of my VB6 projects looking for anything related to WinMgmts. It's been a while since I've used it. It's a Windows service that is sometimes better accomplished and much faster using API calls.
That said post the description so I can give it a go in either form. I don't consider myself an expert VB programmer but I'm skilled at searching for the information I need. I'm also not too proud to ask for assistance from my friends on VBForums. ;-)
Cheers,
Chris S.
Last edit: CDRIVE 2017-11-19
I willl write up what I am thinking. It is not hard.....😊
Roger that.
Evan, I replied to your email but it got kicked back. I used my email client to reply. What am I doing wrong? I don't want to post your email address which is usually the cause of a delivery failure.
Chris S.
Oops! Brain Fart! I just read the notation at the bottom of your email message. Now that I know I'll re-send.
Last edit: CDRIVE 2017-11-20