This is taken a little bit out of its context, but you see the code wich i use to check if there is a networkdrive.
IF $E<>"" ? " E: $E" $ReturnCode=ExistKey ("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\NETWORK\E") If $ReturnCode=0 SHELL "CMD.EXE /C NET USE E: /D >nul" ENDIF USE E: /DEL USE E: $E ENDIF
#27486 - 2002-08-2312:42 AMRe: Script to check a mapped drive
Howard BullockHoward Bullock
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Registered: 2000-09-15
Posts: 5809
Loc: Harrisburg, PA USA
Lookup WshPipe() UDF in the UDF Library. It is required for this code sample.
code:
Break on $rc=WshPipe("%comspec% /c net use", 1) for each $line in $rc if instr($line, "Servername\share" ? $line + " found" endif next ? "Exit Code: " @error " " $WshErrorMsg
#27488 - 2002-12-0305:33 AMRe: Script to check a mapped drive
MCAMCA
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Registered: 2000-04-28
Posts: 5152
Loc: Netherlands, EU
Dear,
To monitor possible problems with mappings we have create our script mappings.kix. It can create historical and dynamic lists. With a quick look you can see that something is going wrong. Mostly very useful when you have made recently changes to mapping part.
Another benefit is that the warning isn't a volatile message. For organizations who are working 24 hours around the clock it can be really important to keep tracking of possible problems. Keep tracking to prevent writting down every message. Keep tracking for getting fast to the point. Keep tracking for management reports.
This script you can find on our site. greetings.
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