CmdLine Request/"Bug"

Or rather, unwanted behaviour.

I wanted to use the most excellent tool CmdLine in a scheduled script that checks whether a certain process is running, and if not, then restart it. Due to several technical reasons, running them as services isn't advisable.

So, anyway... this is my script:

Code:

dim apa
set oShell = createobject("wscript.shell")
mystr = "cmdline | find ""[COLOR="Red"][PATH_TO_EXECUTABLE][/COLOR]"" /i"
set apa = oShell.exec("%comspec% /c """ & mystr & """")
if apa.stdout.readall = "" then
	DO STUFF
else
	DON'T DO STUFF
end if

cmdline always returns a line though, because, well... the piped find command is "running", see.

You can even do

Code:

cmdline | find "asgojiesiosaegj" /i

and it'll return

find "asgojiesiosaegj" /i

I suggest a switch for CmdLine that would ignore this type of thing, if possible.

Thanks!

[Edit]
Actually, I found a solution by doing
find "BLABLA" /i /c, and then checking for > 1.
So this thread is kind of pointless I guess! I'll blame a long work day.