Yeah i bet about as much as you'd miss a hole in the head
I can only run that script via my desktop on an ad-hoc basis, it's fantastic for updating multiple servers without having to log in to each one but my network password is exposed by it, so i can only host it on my personal drive. Add that to using windows authentication in TM1 & our IT refusing to allow us an account on that domain specifically for this sort of purpose & we get one developer with far too much interaction with his services. I get laughed at for trying to automate everything where it makes sense, yet yelled at when things take too long or fail if i'm not about....
If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator. Production: Planning Analytics 64 bit 2.0.5, Windows 2016 Server. Excel 2016, IE11 for t'internet
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