Hi,
Does anyone has an idea how could I use the "net use" command within a script ?
For example, I do :
TestedApps.Clear;
TestedApps.Add('cmd.exe', '/c net use N: /d /y', 1, true, '');
TestedApps.cmd.Run;
And I do the same for adding the N: drive. But it do nothing.
I'm launching TestExecute during the night with a schedulled task that runs a .BAT.
Any help would be much appreciated, I can't figure out how to make it run as if it was with admin privileges.
Mehdi
Hi,
I used my net commands like below
Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell").Exec("cmd /c net start myserviceName");
Maybe you can try the same. If you want to run as administrator then i guess it is enough to start the TestComplete as Administrator
Hey guys, thank you a lot for your help.
Finaly I used this combination :
a powershell script launches a .bat file in admin mode :
Start-Process C:\filelocation.bat -Verb RunAs
Then the .bat makes some copies (robocopy) and at the end launches TestExecute with admin privileges as it has been set with the ps1 script
And at the end, I don't use the "net use" command but the build-in TestComplete commands :
aqFileSystem.DisconnectNetworkDrive('n:', True, False);
aqFileSystem.MapNetworkDrive('n:', '\\drivelocation',
'domain\login', 'password', False);
Use the WshNetwork.MapNetworkDrive and WshNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive methods. You may need to run TestComplete/TestExecute as an admin.
procedure Test;
var net;
begin
net := Sys.OleObject('WScript.Network');
net.MapNetworkDrive('N:', '\\server\share');
net.RemoveNetworkDrive('N:', true);
end;Hi there,
As a matter of fact I have plenty of ways to do that now.
But I didn't found any way to run TestExecute automaticaly in admin mode...
What is the clue ? Let TestExecute open permanently so I would have to launch it manually once ?
I have now 4 sets of Projects that runs the night on 4 VM. How to make TE run as admin ?
I tried the Windows scheduller, it's a real pain. It just don't work with admin mode and .bat files.
Until now, I don't have any clue.
Mehdi
Hi Mehdi,
To execute some program with admin rights elevation from the Task Scheduler, consider PowerShell with the command like this:
Program: powershell
Arguments: -Command "Start-Process -FilePath 'regedit' -ArgumentList '/S myFile.reg' -Verb runAs"
"-Verb runAs" is a key part of the command. Does it help?
I guess you can try below steps,
To mark an application to always run as an administrator, do the following:
1. On the Start menu, locate the program that you want to always run as an administrator.
2. Right-click the application’s shortcut, and then click Properties.
3. In the Properties dialog box, click the Compatibility tab.
4. Do one of the following:
Ref: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff431742.aspx
