Thanks for the tip Mike. I will start reading up on ShellRunAs.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" wrote:
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> If you don't want to mess around with batch files, and just want to be able
> to right click on your VBScript file and say "run as ", then have a
> look at ShellRunAs which is th
If you don't want to mess around with batch files, and just want to be able to
right click on your VBScript file and say "run as ", then have a look at
ShellRunAs which is the Microsoft replacement for XP's Runas:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/cc300361.aspx
If you eventually d
Back with another rudimentary question. It's almost working. But for
some reason, I get an error when I try to run the script, "cannot find
specified file". But the path is absolutely correct. The file is clearly
there.
The error occurs in the line highlighted below. What's weird is that the
comma
Okay, I'm answering my own question...but for anyone who is as new to
scripting as I am, the Wscript.shell object should do the trick.
For e.g. The following VBScript code opens a command window, changes to
the path to C:\ , and executes the DIR command.
Dim oShell
Set oShell = WScript.CreateObj
To clarify, at the current time I simply double click on a VBscript
file, when I am logged in as the main user, and it launches my Amibroker
optimizations as that user.
But now, logged in as main user, I want to instead use RunAsSPC to
launch the script, and pass it an alternate User/Pass - but I
Thanks Mike. That makes sense. :-)
I guess what I am also trying to figure out - is how do I launch said
scripts without having to manually open a command prompt and manually
type in something like the following for each of the 8 scripts:
c:\runasspc\runasspc.exe /program:"c:\myVBscript.vbs /user
You run the VBScript as the other user! Anything done from within the script
will be done as the user of which the script was launched.
Whatever means you were using to run the script as the current user, just do
the same using your runas utility.
Mike
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "ozzyap
Okay, since I am using Windows Vista, which does not have the same RunAs
utility as Win XP, I had to install a utility, RunAsSPC. That utility
works fine in manual testing.
For example, if I am logged in as User: AB01 but want to open broker.exe
under User: AB03, I just type the following in the c
Thanks, Mike.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" wrote:
>
> You will need to run each instance as a separate user. Each user must have
> permission to run the application. It is not necessary to log in/out of each
> user account to start the process.
>
> You can read the setup requirem
You will need to run each instance as a separate user. Each user must have
permission to run the application. It is not necessary to log in/out of each
user account to start the process.
You can read the setup requirements of MCO in the Files section of this group
for setting up the users. Then
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