SQL Server Magazine July 2000

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Runtime Code Evaluation
The ability to evaluate code at runtime is a new feature in VBScript 5.0. Learn what runtime code evaluation is and how to use it. 		  • Subscribe
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[Feature]

Modifying the URL Checker to Run Automatically

In “Creating a URL Checker for Databases” (June 2000), you learned how to use Visual Basic (VB) to create an application that tests URLs. Now learn how to modify that application to run either interactively from a desktop or from the command prompt.
By Ken Spencer 



[Reader to Reader]

Reader to Reader

This month, one scripting solution is provided: Script Detects Infected Files.
By Readers 



[Understanding VBScript]

Understanding VBScript: Runtime Code Evaluation

This monthly column covers all aspects of the VBScript language. This installment discusses a new feature in VBScript 5.0: the ability to evaluate code at runtime.
By Dino Esposito 



[Rem]

Rem

The Win32 Scripting Journal answers your questions.
By Bob Wells 



[Scripting Solutions with WSH and COM]

Scripting Solutions with WSH and COM: Simple Uses of WMI

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is a useful tool that lets you communicate with, interact with, and automate devices on your network. Here are several examples of how to use WMI to enumerate a machine’s Win32 services, printers, and other items.
By Alistair G. Lowe-Norris 



[Real-World Scripting]

Real-World Scripting: Ping Report

This monthly column offers practical scripts for systems administrators. In this installment, learn how to write a script that pings IP addresses and creates a report detailing IP address usage.
By Dick Lewis