Managing Enterprise Systems with the Windows Script Host

Windows Script Host (WSH) provides a powerful environment for hosting scripting languages. It is Microsoft's replacement for MS-DOS batch files, and it provides a modern, 32-bit environment for developing Windows scripts. MS-DOS batch files have long been available to perform repetitive task...

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Tóm tắt:Windows Script Host (WSH) provides a powerful environment for hosting scripting languages. It is Microsoft's replacement for MS-DOS batch files, and it provides a modern, 32-bit environment for developing Windows scripts. MS-DOS batch files have long been available to perform repetitive task automation, such as file manipulation, but they are limited in performing complex conditional logic evaluation and repetitive loops. Batch files are not very extendible; they do not provide any access to Windows internal operations. The only way to access these operations from a batch file is to have a command-line program to perform the operation. WSH provides programmatic enhancements such as looping, conditional expressions, and the ability to create subroutines and functions, as well as the ability to perform complex operations through external objects. Using these objects, WSH scripts can automate almost any task that can otherwise be performed through a Windows user interface. These tasks include (but are not limited to) user administration, database access, e-mail operations, and Windows server administrative tasks, such as Internet Information Server (IIS) and Exchange server. WSH is installed with Windows 98, ME, 2000, and XP. It is available as a separate installation for Windows 95 and NT 4.0.