Vb in powershell
How to call a vbscript in powershell. I tried a few that works manually but through SCCM it does not execute the vbscript.
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
7 years ago
It's pretty poor etiquette to post the same question when you've not received the answer you want to a previous post.
So why on God's green Earth would you need to run a VBS from a Powershell script? It would be better to translate the VBS to Powershell.
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Why not, I do it all the time... along with cauterizing my paper-cut wounds in salt, washing them with vinegar and drying the tears from my eyes with a handkerchief soaked in onion essence... - Pressanykey 7 years ago
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Sensible lad. You'll go far... - anonymous_9363 7 years ago
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Well, I posted it again because, it said the post is hidden from public view considering it a spam. Assuming public wont be able to see, I reposted it again. And thanks for answering, I can translate to powershell, I wanted to try calling the vbs. If there is an option why not use it :) - shamu 7 years ago
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You dual posted so I removed the other one, your original post is still there... - rileyz 7 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_93791
7 years ago
SCCM handles VB Scripts no problem. Check the specifics of your script, also ensure that your command line within SCCM Application/Package has cscript or wscript preceding your script name.
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Thank you.. I did use cscript.exe $Path\Uninstall.vbs - shamu 7 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
7 years ago
>if there is an option why not use it :)
Using that argument coupled with the fact that you're calling a script that (presumably) uninstalls something...see here!
Using that argument coupled with the fact that you're calling a script that (presumably) uninstalls something...see here!
