Execute VBScript commands or .vbs files via T-SQL.

By Cade Bryant, 2003/11/05

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sp_ExecVBScript allows you to execute either a .vbs file or an ad-hoc VBScript command within a T-SQL batch.

Note that the command (whether it be ad-hoc or contained in the .vbs file) cannot have any code that requires user input (such as Input Boxes or Message Boxes).

By Cade Bryant, 2003/11/05

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