Vista - Return code

I need to terminate a script and provide a return code to the calling
application.
The return code can be either TRUE of FALSE
I found different syntaxes in different places but none works for me
Can anybody please provide a sample of a right syntax?
The calling application supports either .exe and "script" files: should I
call my vbscript file directly or should I write something like "cscript //B
myfile.vbs"?
Regards
Marius

"Mario - Roma" <mario@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23IKWRhlGJHA.3576@xxxxxxYou can terminate your VB Script program like so:
wscript.quit(x)
where x is the desired return code (an integer) that is then reflected by
the %ErrorLevel%.

In a robust environment you should invoke your scripts like so:
cscript //b //nologo c:\scripts\myfile.vbs
so that you don't need to rely on assocations. Remember to include drive +
folder for your script file!

On Sep 19, 9:04*am, "Mario - Roma" <ma...@xxxxxx> wrote:I would suggest you call your script via cscript to insure it executes
correctly. The other approach relies on the correct file association
being set, which presents a small risk that the association is not
set.

The way to get a True/False return code is ...

wsh.quit True

or

wsh.quit False

as the last line of code executed in your script's code.

This is not declared as valid in the documentation, but since these
boolean arguments are actually stored as -1 and 0 for True and False,
respectively, it will work. Your calling code will need to process
them in an identical manner.

Tom Lavedas
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