CMD and SG 2010 – Part 4.

Monday at my door and I’m really worried about it. Deadline is approaching and we have no chance to meet the goal. I hate it when somebody is leading a project in a way, that prevents members from doing things in a proposed schedule. Anyway, Thursday is pretty close so I’m slowly getting excited. And still 4 scripts to go in my cmd series. So here is the one that took me most of time to figure out, mainly because both in VBS and in Powershell it was usually done with COM object, and I have no idea how to use those in CMD. But then I thought, that this type of information has to be in the registry somewhere, looked for it a while, and – there it was. 🙂

CMD, using GeSHi 1.0.8.8 – Beginner Event 7

1. @echo off
2. set /a Counter=0
3. set AdminPath=Empty
4. for /f "delims=" %%A in (‘reg query "hklmsoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionexplorershell folders" /v "Common Administrative Tools" ^| find "Administrative Tools"’) do call :ProcessResult %%A
5. for %%F in (%AdminPath:~0,-2%*.lnk") do call :CountAndDisplay "%%~nF"
6. echo Done! Total %Counter% items . . .
7. goto :EOF
8.  
9.   :ProcessResult
10.   if [%AdminPath%]==[Empty] (
11.     if [%1]==[REG_SZ] (
12.     set AdminPath="
13.     ) else (
14.       shift
15.       goto :ProcessResult
16.     )
17.   )
18.   :JoinPath
19.   if [%1]==[] goto :EOF
20.   shift
21.   set AdminPath=%AdminPath%%1
22.   goto :JoinPath
23.  
24.   :CountAndDisplay
25.   echo %~1
26.   set /a Counter+=1
27.   goto :EOF

I’m almost sure there is easier way to get only path from reg output. But this one works too, so I do not really care. 😉

Script # 8 was easier to write, but I still seem to have some problems with output. Anyway – it works better than I would expect, so I left it like that.

CMD, using GeSHi 1.0.8.8 – Beginner Event 8

1. @echo off
2. echo Process Owner
3. for /f "skip=1" %%I in (‘wmic PROCESS where "Name!=’wmic.exe’" get ProcessID’) do call :GetOwners %%I
4. echo Done!
5. goto :EOF
6.  
7.     :GetOwners
8.     SET ID=%1
9.     for /f "delims=" %%P in (‘wmic PROCESS where "ProcessID=’%ID%‘ and name!=’wmic.exe’" get name ^| findstr /r /v "^$ ^Name"’) do (
10.       set Process=%%P
11.     )
12.     for /f "tokens=2,3 delims=;= " %%O in (‘wmic PROCESS where "ProcessID=’%ID%‘ and name!=’wmic.exe’" call getowner ^| find "User"’) do (
13.       set Owner=%%~O %%P
14.     )
15.     echo %Process% %Owner%
16.     goto :EOF

As you can see most of stuff is done with usage of wmic.exe – pretty handy tool I must admit. Even if gwmi is easier to use and remember. 😉

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