SQL Server Magazine December 2005

[Feature]
WMI can execute programs remotely, but the script syntax can be tricky. RunProgram.vbs makes it simple.
By Bill Stewart
Enhancements to the MAX specifier in SQL Server 2005 let you manipulate large object data types in a much easier and more flexible fashion than in previous SQL Server versions.
By Itzik Ben-Gan
This three-part series presents a WSC component that makes reading and changing the registry simple and elegant. In this third part, you’ll see how a JScript script, RunMgr.js, lets you manage the Run registry key with the Penton.RegObject object.
By Bill Stewart
[Reader to Reader]
When you set up a Windows 2003 or XP system, Windows continually displays WPA balloons that prompt you to activate the product, even though you might not want to. Here’s how to disable those balloons.
By Readers
[Rem]
Get answers to your scripting questions.
By Ethan Wilansky
[Snippets to Go]
Determining the script host is important when a WSH script uses the WScript object’s Echo method repeatedly or uses certain WScript object properties. Here’s a function that determines the script host while the script is running.
By Bill Stewart
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