in a vbs script I would like toe executer and command batch files and
redirect the its output to vbs script directly instead of going through
temp files that is not always reedy when the cmd batch file finish.


How to I do that?

Re: how to redirect output by GS

GS
Sun Oct 15 01:48:14 CDT 2006

thank you very much. just what I need. This enabled me to write a more
reliable script to determine free space in a directory for backups
"Alexander Mueller" <millerax@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> 15.10.2006 02:14, Alexander Mueller schrieb:
>
> >> in a vbs script I would like toe executer and command batch files and
> >> redirect the its output to vbs script directly.
> >> How to I do that?
>
> > Set ws = CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
> > Set exec = ws.Execute ("cmd /c dir C:\")
>
> Typo, should read as follows:
>
> Set exec = ws.Exec ("cmd /c dir C:\")
>
> > output = exec.Stdout.ReadAll
> > WSH.Echo output
>
> MfG,
> Alex