No. I am not trying to use the values inside Customsettings.ini
The values are created by CustomSettings.ini from the MDT database, but I need
to process those settings in a vbscript.wsf script called from the TS.
The answer I stumbled into after a LOT of searching is ...
ArraryVariable = oEnvironment.ListItem("CustomSetting").Keys
And the number of values in the ListItem is
oEnvironment.ListItem("CustomSetting").Count
It was the "Keys" part i was missing. I think that listitems are set up in
MDT as dictionaries, but my array is one diminutional, so it is the "Keys"
values that I am after. I had just never tried to process a multi-value
(listitem) custom variable before. I think I have this working OK.
I think this is right, but if I am going down the wrong path, please respond.
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of Keith Garner (Hotmail) [[email protected]]
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Subject: RE: [MDT-OSD] Multi-value custom Settings
Does this help:
https://keithga.wordpress.com/2014/04/18/listitem-processing-in-customsettings-ini-file/
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Miller, Todd
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2015 1:29 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [MDT-OSD] Multi-value custom Settings
I am having trouble finding an example of how to process multi-valued custom
settings.
I have two custom lists that will contain between 0 and several values…
For example -- CustomSetting001, CustomSetting002, CustomSetting003.
The values are set by SQL queries from CustomSettings.ini section [RSETTINGS].
When the computer is assigned to multiple roles, it might have multiple values
for the custom setting, and I need to process each.
Mostly, I need to figure out how to determine from a ZTI script how to COUNT
the # values there are and then figure out how to access each value
individually in a loop. In the example above, how would I know there are 3
values assigned, and how would I step through those values individually to
perform an action on each.
In general, I know what I am doing – just need a little help with these
list/array type values. My google skills are letting me down. “List” and
“MDT” is a bad google query because hundreds of web pages “list” the MDT
standard variables.
One idea I had was to just step through all the variables and take an action
where the Left(variableName, 14) = “MyVariablename”
But there is probably a more straightforward approach, right?
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