Here is some code that I am writing that will pull from a text file some
options to use running a command prompt program. As it loops through the
list, every time it needs to overwrite a text file.

I get permission denied with the code as is below. If I try to thow a wait
command in, I get an error from the application that the body.txt cannot be
read. Please let me know what I am doing wrong. Thanks

<code>
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2

strInput = "options.txt"



set input = WScript.StdIn
set output = WScript.StdOut

set wshobj = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set source = fso.OpenTextFile(strInput, ForReading)

While source.AtEndOfStream <> True
Set srcBody = fso.CreateTextFile("body.txt", ForWriting)
strOptions = source.Readline
strOptionsArray = split(strOptions,",")
emailUsers strOptionsArray(0),strOptionsArray(1)
Wend
source.close

Function emailUsers(strShareName,strEmailUsers)
srcBody.writeline "[Body Message]"
strCmd = "blat body.txt -to " & strEmailUsers & " -s ""** " & strShareName
& " Share Verification **"" -f user -server smtp.atmel.com -log log.txt
-timestamp"
WScript.Echo strCmd
objRun = wshobj.Run(strCmd)
End Function

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> While source.AtEndOfStream <> True

> * * * * Set srcBody = fso.CreateTextFile("body.txt", ForWriting)
> * * * * strOptions = source.Readline
> * * * * strOptionsArray = split(strOptions,",")
> * * * * emailUsers strOptionsArray(0),strOptionsArray(1)
> Wend

Simply move your CreateTextFile line above the loop and I changed

objRun = wshobj.Run(strCmd)

to

srcBody.writeline strCmd

Also, remember to close your files when you're through with them.
srcBody.Close source.Close

Changing that line just writes the command I want to execute to the file
rather than executing it.

"krazymike" wrote:

> > While source.AtEndOfStream <> True
> > Set srcBody = fso.CreateTextFile("body.txt", ForWriting)
> > strOptions = source.Readline
> > strOptionsArray = split(strOptions,",")
> > emailUsers strOptionsArray(0),strOptionsArray(1)
> > Wend

>
> Simply move your CreateTextFile line above the loop and I changed
>
> objRun = wshobj.Run(strCmd)
>
> to
>
> srcBody.writeline strCmd
>
> Also, remember to close your files when you're through with them.
> srcBody.Close source.Close
>

Sorry, I didn't look at that too well, did I? You can still only
create the file once. You can use a FileStream object to read the
contents of a file into a string variable. Problem is, you may have
trouble reading it. This overwrites body.txt. You have to close and
reopen it. Try this out, let me know.

Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
Const ForAppending = 8 'another opening mode. Doesn't overwrite.

strInput = "options.txt"

set input = WScript.StdIn
set output = WScript.StdOut

set wshobj = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set source = fso.OpenTextFile(strInput, ForReading)

While source.AtEndOfStream <> True
Set srcBody = fso.CreateTextFile("body.txt",ForWriting)
strOptions = source.Readline
strOptionsArray = split(strOptions,",")
emailUsers strOptionsArray(0),strOptionsArray(1)
Wend
source.close
srcBody.close

Function emailUsers(strShareName,strEmailUsers)
srcBody.writeline "[Body Message]"
dim fs, body
srcBody.close
set srcBody = Nothing
set fs = fso.opentextfile("body.txt", forreading)
body = fs.readall
strCmd = "blat " & body & " -to " & strEmailUsers & " -s ""** " &
strShareName & " Share Verification **"" -f user -server
smtp.atmel.com -log log.txt -timestamp"
WScript.Echo strCmd
objRun = wshobj.Run(strCmd)
End Function