Check if remote file exists vbs

In WMI, the Name property is equivalent to the file path. Now, where were we? On painkillers, tough guy. To determine whether or not the file exists all we have to do is check the Count of the collection; as the name implies, the Count tells you the number of items in the collection.

Suppose Count is equal to 0. Therefore, we echo back the fact that the file does not exist. If Count is not equal to 0 and, because file paths must be unique, the only other possibility is a Count equal to 1 we echo back the fact that the file does exist on atl-fs You bet it can.

For more information on using scripts to manage files and folders — including an explanation of what properties such as FileName and Extension represent — see the Microsoft Windows Scripting Guide. We hope that helps, SP. And, trust us, after being limited to yogurt for lunch we are starved. Fortunately, for dinner the dentist has said we can have … um, yogurt …. Oh: and maybe a banana. How … nice …. Comments are closed. Re: check if remote file exists before querytable Try this routine for error handling.

See comments for testing failure. Re: check if remote file exists before querytable You the man! Works great. Your solution was better than the 1st way I was thinking of doing it. User Menu Login Registration. Your browser has JavaScript disabled. We'd recommend that you first head over to the Script Center, get your feet wet, and then come back to either ask or answer questions.

We can't be everywhere at once we know—shocking! The Microsoft Scripting Guys 1 1. Sign in to vote. Hello Script guys, I have a list of computers, a list of folders and one administrator id to access all the computers by network. I need one script powershell is not permited on this enviroment to find out if there are some folders on remote computers and generate a report like this serverA folderA yes folderB no thanks so much for all helping.

Monday, May 3, PM. Mark the best replies as answers. Thanks Ivan. Please post a snippit of the text file and your script. One thing to remember is to run this script with Admin rights that the remote computers recognize. Hey, tried again and no success when executed to find out the folders on remote computers using an ID with Admins rights, bellow the text files I used, again thanks for all help, regards Ivan - Folders.

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