SQL Server Magazine March 2003

[Feature]
Discover a handy script that can help you automate your DNS configuration the next time you set up a Web site.
By Tim Huckaby , et al.
Use this script to generate logon and logoff reports for a particular user for a specified time interval.
By Steve Seguis
Using the Net::LDAP methods, you can add, delete, modify, rename, and move objects in AD.
By Robbie Allen
[Reader to Reader]
This script deletes log files older than 30 days.
By Readers
Use WSH to determine the age of a file.
By Readers
This script lets you query, add, or change remote registry entries.
By Readers
Run this script to prevent users from running multiple instances of applications and degrading system performance.
By Readers
[Rem]
You can easily perform a quick syntax check by inserting one simple command at the top of your WSH script.
By Bob Wells
If your WMI script works on XP or Win2K but not Windows Server 2003, the problem might lie with the WMI Windows Installer Provider. Here’s how to fix that problem.
By Bob Wells
Here’s how to have a script ask users to reenter their password in the event they initially enter their password incorrectly.
By Bob Wells
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