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Hi all !

I'm making a script to disconect a mapped network drive.

the main action is done by a "net use" command like this :

$ret1 = runwait(@comspec & " /c net use " & $drive & ": /delete /no")

I'd like to check if the command ran well, so I'd like to know about the return codes of the net use command...

Anyone has a tip ?

Thanks !!

Posted (edited)

I dont know much about net use, but I bet a quick google would tell you what you need to know.

Edit: After googling myself I think the only way to figure out if it has been properly deleted is to check and see if the exists. I dont know how to do that but I hope it has been helpful to push you in that direction.

JS

Edited by JSThePatriot

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Posted

If you really wnat to use net use /delete, you could add the following to check.

$var = DriveStatus($drive)
MsgBox(4096,"Status",$var)

You could also try a few scenarios and get the value of $rte1

I have tried 2 things,

1: run the script when a drive is not mapped, $rte1 value = 2

2: run the script when drive is mapped, delete successful $ret1 value = 0

Hope it helps

CheersNobby

Posted

Thanks nobby you took my suggestion and put some code behind it. I didnt know what code to use, so I didnt bother looking it up as I dont see the need I may have for that :)

JS

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