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Hi, I'm writeing a script to automate the install of a program. It requires creating several ODBC's. I had the whole thing automated but then my boss told me he does not want the user id and password part automated dureing the ODBC creation, so now i have it scripted to stop on those screens and wait for user input. the thing is that I have to create many ODBC's with the same user id and password during this particular instalation. im wondering if there is a way to script a msgbox for the user to input the credentials once and then send send them as a variable when needed inside the script for the rest of the session.

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Sure. Use InputBox to let the user enter the credentials, save the input in variables and use them wherever needed.

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