BatchAdmin

Purpose

Runs administration-level FirstClass scripting commands. This command behaves like the RAD.DLL version of the same command, with some additional control.

The return string will contain either the requested data or information describing any errors that might have occurred.

A return code is generated and may be returned with FCBatchAdminCode. A return string of text is generated and may be returned with FCBatchAdminReply.

Syntax

BatchAdmin (Command [, BufferSize, TRUE | FALSE, TRUE | FALSE, TRUE | FALSE])

Command	The command you want passed to FirstClass scripting. This command is passed with administrator-level permissions.
BufferSize	The number of bytes of buffer to reserve for the answer (example: 4096 would be 4k). The limit to this buffer is the available memory on the server machine. If you use BufferSize, you must also use the three TRUE \| FALSE arguments.
TRUE \| FALSE	The first TRUE \| FALSE controls whether to translate the input string.
TRUE \| FALSE	The second TRUE \| FALSE controls whether to translate the output string.
TRUE \| FALSE	The third TRUE \| FALSE controls whether to translate escape characters.

Example

BatchAdmin ("get user admin 1205",4096,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE)

if FCBatchAdminCode <> 0 Then

Print "Error with batch script!!!"

Print "The error message is:"; FCBatchAdminReply

Else

Print "The Admin's account is:"; FCBatchAdminReply 'gets the admin user ID and prints it to the debug window

End If