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4 cze 2016 · E.g. running VBScript within a HTA, a webpage, in VBA or from a hosted COM script control. To exit a script which is not running from wscript.exe or cscript.exe, you can do something like the following:
Exit the VBScript script. Syntax. WScript.Quit [intErrorCode] Arguments: intErrorCode An exit (or error) code. The default is to return no value (0) Quit is a wscript method.
The .Quit command in VB Script enables the graceful termination of a script. This command is a commonly used and effective way to end script execution and handle any necessary cleanup or finalization tasks. Syntax.Quit [errorCode] Options/Flags
Exit. Exit a block of Do...Loop, For...Next, Function, or Sub code. Syntax Exit Do Exit For Exit Function Exit Property Exit Sub. Exit will immediately exit the procedure or loop in which it appears. Execution will continue with the next statement/command. Exit Do can be used only inside a Do...Loop statement.
I tried using the "Exit" command by using X.Exit at the end of my code but computer gives me an error. What are some of the ways I can get a script to stop running after it is done it's task? I assume there are multiple ways to do this.
The Quit method can return an optional error code. If the Quit method is the final instruction in your script (and you have no need to return a non-zero value), you can leave it out, and your script will end normally.
To exit the Loop, you use exit do: Do. msgbox "hello" exit do. Loop. Output: The script exits the loop the first time it runs. So once you close the message box, the VbScript exits the loop and continues the script after the loop. Differently, you can use wscript.quit: Do. msgbox "hello" wscript.quit. Loop. Output:
