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Generate Per User CAL usage trend for Wndows Server 2003

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Script Code
VBScript
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'   This script can be used by the administrator to call the Per User CAL Report Script (PerUserCALReport.vbs) repeatedly over a period of time.
' 
'   Usage : cscript PerUserCALReportScheduler.vbs <NumOfCall> <Interval> [DomainFQDN1] [DomainFQDN2] [DomainFQDN3] ...
'   
'   where NumOfCall is the number of times the PerUserCALReportScheduler.vbs invokes CAL Report script (PerUserCALReport.vbs).
'
'   Interval is the time interval in seconds between two successive calls of the CAL Report script (PerUserCALReport.vbs).
'
'   DomainFQDN is the Fully Qualified Domain Name of all the domains for which the administrator wants to generate the CAL usage report.      
'   DomainFQDN needs to be in the format of cotoso.corp.com. If no parameter is specified, it assumes current domain.
'
'   The script assumes that PerUserCALReport.vbs script is present in the same directory from which this script is being executed.
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SET Args = WScript.Arguments

'Checks whether the command line options are passed correctly or not

IF Args.Length < 2 THEN
    	Help
	WSCRIPT.QUIT(1) 
END IF

'Prepares the parameter string for the Per User CAL Report Script

NumOfCall = CLng(Args(0))
Interval = CLng(Args(1))
ParamList = ""
For i = 2 To (Args.Length - 1)
	ParamList = ParamList & " " & Args(i)
Next

'Calls Per User CAL Report Script over a period of time

For i = 0 To (NumOfCall - 1)
	Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
	objShell.Run "cscript PerUserCALReport.vbs /W2K3" & ParamList
	On Error Resume Next
	Set objShell = Nothing
	IF i < (NumOfCall - 1) THEN
    		WScript.Sleep(Interval * 1000)
	END IF
Next

WSCRIPT.QUIT(0)


SUB Help()
	HelpMesg = "Usage : cscript PerUserCALReportScheduler.vbs <NumOfCall> <Interval> [DomainFQDN1] [DomainFQDN2] [DomainFQDN3] ..." & vbNewLine & _
   	"" & vbNewLine & _
   	"where NumOfCall is the number of times the PerUserCALReportScheduler.vbs invokes CAL Report script" & vbNewLine & _
   	"Interval is the time interval in seconds between two successive calls of the CAL Report script" & vbNewLine & _
   	"DomainFQDN is the Fully Qualified Domain Name of all the domains for which the administrator wants to generate the CAL usage report." & vbNewLine & _
	"" & vbNewLine & _
	"DomainFQDN needs to be in the format of cotoso.corp.com. If no parameter is specified, it assumes current domain."
	WSCRIPT.ECHO "" & HelpMesg
END SUB
Platforms
Windows Server 2008 R2 No
Windows Server 2008 No
Windows Server 2003 Yes
Windows 7 No
Windows Vista No
Windows XP No
Windows 2000 No
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