VBScript If statement for Exit Code
So I'm sure I've used this logic before and never had a problem. Below is the part of my script which is causing me problems. So the EV install bombs out with a 1603 code, confirmed in the message box, the script then goes on and shows the "successful" message box. It should in theory skip this and quit after the Else statement. Am I missing something really obvious here? Why is the If Statement returning True when x = 1603?
Dim strVersion, i, x
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
strComputer = "."
' Install Enterprise Vault and return exit code
x = WshShell.Run("msiexec /i Symantec_Enterprise_Vault_Outlook_Add-in-en.msi /qb!",1,True)
msgbox x
' If Enterprise Vault installed successfully Check IE
If x = 0 OR 3010 Then
msgbox "successful"
msgbox x
Else
msgbox "quit without installing anything"
End If
WScript.Quit(x)
Answers (1)
x = 0 OR x=3010 should be used in If condition instead of x = 0 OR 3010
