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05-20-2008
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| | Re: Failed to start a program by script Hi Al, The cood is as follows: ---------------- Set oProcess = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & sName & "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process") Dim sAppCmd oAppCmd = "c:\\swapplic\\chsp\\bin\\dldrbridge.exe" ErrResult = oProcess.Create(sAppCmd,"c:\rdata",Null,iID) ---------------- What is meaning of ErrResult=8? Please Help. Andy Mar "Al Dunbar" wrote: Quote: > OK, so now post the code that you actually ran, as the one with "set appcmd > = someString" should choke on that particular line. > > /Al > > "AndyMar" <AndyMar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:97382226-F0BF-4DC6-84F9-D9E6F68C8661@xxxxxx Quote: > > Al, > > > > Sorry that I didn't describe my problem clearly. The script works fine > > after system reboot but starts not working after one month. I checked the > > error code by certutil and got the following result: > > > > c:\>certutil -error 8 > > 0x8 (WIN32: 8) -- 8 (8) > > Error message text: Not enough storage is available to process this > > command. > > CertUtil: -error command completed successfully. > > > > What limits am I reaching and how to solve it ? Please help. > > > > -- > > Andy Mar > > > > > > "Al Dunbar" wrote: > > Quote: > >> > >> "AndyMar" <AndyMar@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:21BBF945-40BF-402F-B4E3-C8616F3060FE@xxxxxx > >> > Hi, > >> > > >> > I used the following script lines to start a program by a schedule > >> > batch > >> > program: > >> > > >> > Dim AppCmd > >> > Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" > >> > Dim oProcesses, ErrResult, iID > >> > Set oProcess = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & sName & > >> > "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process") > >> > ErrResult = > >> > oProcess.Create(WScript.Arguments.Named("AppCmd"),Null,Null,iID) > >> > > >> > However, the script failed with ErrResult=8. > >> > >> the problem might be in this statement: > >> > >> Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" > >> > >> perhaps you intended to assign a string to the variable, as opposed to an > >> object reference. If so try this instead: > >> > >> Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" > >> > >> /Al > >> > >> > I recently increase the memory from 1G to 2G and sill have 10G free > >> > space > >> > in > >> > hard disk. What is going wrong? Please Help! > >> > > >> > -- > >> > Andy Mar > >> > >> > >> > > |
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05-21-2008
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| | Re: Failed to start a program by script Have you tried it with: oAppCmd = "c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldrbridge.exe" /Al "AndyMar" <AndyMar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:845C9013-4EFD-4725-9F4A-501EC5ECC2E7@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi Al, > > The cood is as follows: > > ---------------- > Set oProcess = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & sName & > "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process") > Dim sAppCmd > oAppCmd = "c:\\swapplic\\chsp\\bin\\dldrbridge.exe" > ErrResult = oProcess.Create(sAppCmd,"c:\rdata",Null,iID) > ---------------- > > What is meaning of ErrResult=8? Please Help. > > Andy Mar > > > "Al Dunbar" wrote: > Quote: >> OK, so now post the code that you actually ran, as the one with "set >> appcmd >> = someString" should choke on that particular line. >> >> /Al >> >> "AndyMar" <AndyMar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:97382226-F0BF-4DC6-84F9-D9E6F68C8661@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Al, >> > >> > Sorry that I didn't describe my problem clearly. The script works fine >> > after system reboot but starts not working after one month. I checked >> > the >> > error code by certutil and got the following result: >> > >> > c:\>certutil -error 8 >> > 0x8 (WIN32: 8) -- 8 (8) >> > Error message text: Not enough storage is available to process this >> > command. >> > CertUtil: -error command completed successfully. >> > >> > What limits am I reaching and how to solve it ? Please help. >> > >> > -- >> > Andy Mar >> > >> > >> > "Al Dunbar" wrote: >> > >> >> >> >> "AndyMar" <AndyMar@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news:21BBF945-40BF-402F-B4E3-C8616F3060FE@xxxxxx >> >> > Hi, >> >> > >> >> > I used the following script lines to start a program by a schedule >> >> > batch >> >> > program: >> >> > >> >> > Dim AppCmd >> >> > Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata >> >> > c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" >> >> > Dim oProcesses, ErrResult, iID >> >> > Set oProcess = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & sName & >> >> > "\root\cimv2:Win32_Process") >> >> > ErrResult = >> >> > oProcess.Create(WScript.Arguments.Named("AppCmd"),Null,Null,iID) >> >> > >> >> > However, the script failed with ErrResult=8. >> >> >> >> the problem might be in this statement: >> >> >> >> Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata >> >> c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" >> >> >> >> perhaps you intended to assign a string to the variable, as opposed to >> >> an >> >> object reference. If so try this instead: >> >> >> >> Set AppCmd = "start /d c:\rdata >> >> c:\swapplic\chsp\bin\dldbridge.exe" >> >> >> >> /Al >> >> >> >> > I recently increase the memory from 1G to 2G and sill have 10G free >> >> > space >> >> > in >> >> > hard disk. What is going wrong? Please Help! >> >> > >> >> > -- >> >> > Andy Mar >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> |
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