Hi Guys,

I'm running into an ISSUE where an xml file is not read unless the number is higher than the locally cached xml file. I need this file read every day, so i'm looking for a batch file to increment the number by 1. I'll put this into a scheduled task so the file number increases daily.

The file name is: enterprise-sitelist.xml

The file contents are below:

Code: [Select]<rules version="2">
  <emie>
    <domain exclude="false">URL1</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL2</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL3</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL4</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL5</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL6</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL7</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL8</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL9</domain>
    <domain exclude="false">URL10</domain>
  </emie>
</rules>

Basically I just need rules version to be CURRENT +1You could probably do this with batch using brute force but using VBScript and the XML document object MIGHT be a whole lot easier.

Code: [Select]Set xmlDoc = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument")
xmlDoc.async = False

xmlDoc.Load("enterprise-sitelist.xml")
Set singleNode = xmlDoc.selectSingleNode("//rules")

singleNode.attributes.getNamedItem("version").text = singleNode.attributes.getNamedItem("version").text + 1

xmlDoc.save "enterprise-sitelist.xml"


Save the code with a VBS extension and run from the command prompt as cscript <scriptname>.vbs

 Thank you very much! That works a charm.

Shaun