Re: [python-win32] FTP Task Schedule in Python

2008-03-26 Thread dylan.travis
Hi All, Thanks for the prompt reply. But the catch here is I am not well-versed with any of the things mentioned by TJG & that is the reason I had to take help of this forum. Still I'll have a look into the scheduled task for WINDOWS. If any bothers me I'll just post a new message here. Thanks

Re: [python-win32] wmi query.

2008-03-26 Thread mark.a.brand
hi tim: what about events, for example i only want to return error and warning events for the last 4 days from all logs. getting all the events and then filtering them will be terrribly slow. cheers mark On 26/03/2008, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > mark.a.brand wrote: > > thanks t

Re: [python-win32] wmi query.

2008-03-26 Thread Tim Golden
mark.a.brand wrote: > what about events, > > for example i only want to return error and warning events for the last 4 > days from all logs. getting all the events and then filtering them will be > terrribly slow. You let WMI do the filtering. For this, since it's a non-equi filter (you want the

Re: [python-win32] wmi query.

2008-03-26 Thread mark.a.brand
lovely, thanks again. On 26/03/2008, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > mark.a.brand wrote: > > what about events, > > > > for example i only want to return error and warning events for the last > 4 > > days from all logs. getting all the events and then filtering them will > be > > terrri

[python-win32] Max parameters in method of IConnectionPoint interface?

2008-03-26 Thread Brad Johnson
I have implemented an object that supports connection points in COM. In ATL, there is a #define that limits the number of parameters supported for a connection point client: #define _ATL_MAX_VARTYPES 8 I have one function that has 11 parameters, so for my C++ client (using ATL) I had to redefine

Re: [python-win32] Max parameters in method of IConnectionPoint interface?

2008-03-26 Thread Mark Hammond
> I have implemented an object that supports connection points in COM. > > In ATL, there is a #define that limits the number of parameters > supported for a > connection point client: > > #define _ATL_MAX_VARTYPES 8 > > I have one function that has 11 parameters, so for my C++ client (using > AT