VBScript school training courses in Durham, NC (public, in-house or online)

This course will teach Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system administrators how to take advantage of Windows Script Host (WSH) by using the Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) language.
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Pre-requisite:
Practical experience using and administering Windows 2000
Outline:

Lesson 1: Overview of Windows Scripting TechnologiesPractical experience using and administering Windows 2000
Introduction to WSH
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You Will Learn How To

Automate common Windows administrative tasks using scripting technologies
Use VBScript and other languages in the Windows Script Host
Automate large-scale Active Directory (AD) changes using ADSI
Manage Windows configurations with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
Develop Web-based management solutions using ASP and client-side scripts
Extend scripting solutions with widely available components

Course Benefits

By leveraging W...

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Working with VBScript Data Types
VBScript SubTypes
Understanding Conversant Functions
Understanding the VAR Type Functions
Understanding Variables
Declaring a Variable
Variable Naming Restrictions
Scope of Variables
Assigning Variables
Scalar Variables and Array Variables
Understanding Constants
Declaring a Constant
Intrinsic Constants
Assigning Constants
Understanding Operators
Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators
Concatenation O...

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Foundations of VBScript

Day 1: The Basics

VBScript Overview
Applications of VBScript
Server and Client Side Scripting
Java, JavaScript, VBScript, JScript
Data Operations
Visual Basic Scripts
Variables
Data Types
Lab Exercises
Course Homework Assignment

Day 2: VBScript Foundations

Arrays and Collections
Arithmetic Operations
String Operations
Relational Operations
Logical Operations
Math Functions ...

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Using Dynamic HTML and VBScript enables you to create interactive Web pages using Dynamic HTML and VBScript in the client-side environment. The audience for this course could be application developers who want to create interactive Web applications, or Web authors who want to use VBScript to add interactivity and dynamic content to Web pages.