Hi,

Thanks for your responses before. I have tried to gather some more information so that I can change the question into something more intelligent:-)

Basically if i run the following two tests from the command line:

*********TEST1**********

cscript //E:PerlScript c:\"Perl Code"\test1.pl

#code from test1.pl

print "Hello";

WScript->Quit(2)

I will receive the following output.

Hello

(check error code)

c:\ echo %ERRORLEVEL%

2 (Response)

*********TEST2**********

cscript //E:PerlScript c:\"Perl Code"\test2.pl

code from test2.pl is shown in original post

I will receive the following output:

Message: Success

Statistic: 0

Server Teminated Script.

(check error code)

c:\ echo %ERRORLEVEL%

-1073741785 (response)

*******************************

So then my question is what causes the script to terminate with that error code. From what I can see if i remove the statements which refer to the sub modules within radius.pm the script does not return that error code. Im sure i am doing something obviously wrong. Does anyone know what I should be doing.

Kind Regards

Miron

In reply to Re^2: WScript Win32 by mironduplessis
in thread WScript by mironduplessis

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