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Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up vbscript Function syntax error up vote 1 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_other/jscript-compilation-error-syntax-error/c4b6b6b8-17aa-4e65-9523-99fcfa52a3de down vote favorite I've lifted the following code from a thread here DateDiff in days, hours and mins but I'm getting a syntax error on the first line of code and I can't work out why because it looks the same as other function syntax I've written that works fine. Function TimeSpan(dt1, dt2) seconds = Abs(DateDiff("S",dt1, dt2)) minutes = seconds \ 60 hours = minutes \ 60 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26141521/vbscript-function-syntax-error minutes = minutes mod 60 seconds = seconds mod 60 if len(hours) = 1 then hours = "0" & hours TimeSpan = hours & ":" & _ RIGHT("00" & minutes, 2) & ":" & _ RIGHT("00" & seconds, 2) End Function dt1 = ActiveRequest.Fields("CreationDate").Value dt2 = ActiveRequest.Fields("1stcontactdatetime").Value The error I receive is: "Error in control script at line 1: Syntax error (Microsoft VBScript compilation error): FuntionTimeSpan(dt1, dt2)" Any advice would be greatly appreciated, especially if it helps me not do it again! function vbscript syntax-error share|improve this question asked Oct 1 '14 at 12:35 Peter 205 What scripting host are you using? –Bond Oct 1 '14 at 12:47 @Bond I have run the following code MsgBox(ScriptEngine) MsgBox(ScriptEngineBuildVersion) MsgBox(ScriptEngineMajorVersion) MsgBox(ScriptEngineMinorVersion) code I received the following VBScript, 17280, 5, 8 I believe it works with Windows Scripting Host –Peter Oct 1 '14 at 13:16 OK, so you're using WSH? Is it a VBS file or a WSF? Is your code contained in a single file or are you using script components? The "Error in control script" is not something I've seen often. –Bond Oct 1 '14 at 13:32 I am writing the
jokes This Error 800A03EE can be tricky. While it is indeed a syntax error, it may not be where you expect. Therefore, http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/Logon/code/code_800A03EE.htm check the Char: Number for the line of this error. Introduction to Code 800A03EE Error code 800A03EE occurs when you execute a VBScript. You receive a message box from https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/vbscript-in-a/1565927206/ch04.html Windows Scripting Host. Code 800A03EE means a syntax error, check your punctuation especially the ampersands. The Symptoms You Get The script does not execute as you hoped, instead you script error get a WSH error message. The Cause of Code 800A03EE Your VBScript contain is missing a argument. Note: The clue, Error: Expected ")'. There is something wrong with a bracket or a speech mark. Source: Microsoft VBScript compilation error, means there is a syntax error in your script, rather than a logical error with a server or network object. script error windows The Solutions The Windows Scripting Host gives us three useful clues, firstly, look on Line: 6, do count any remark or empty lines. Secondly, the Char: number (34), is very useful in tracing the error. In this case there is something wrong at the end of line 6. Thirdly Error: ')' is pointing us to the script problem. Therefore, check the syntax of your script and balance your brackets. ‡ Example 1 of Script Code 800A03EE error Note: The Line: 6 Char 34 strcn It should be strcn) note the closing bracket 'CREATE USER AND SET PASSWORD strcn = "bilbo65" strsam= "bilbo65" strpasswd = sbuline9 Set objOU=GetObject("LDAP://ou=Droitwich,dc=cp,dc=com") objUser = objOU.Create("User", "cn=" & strcn objUser.Put "sAMAccountName","bilbo65" ObjUser.SetInfo objUser.SetPassword strpasswd Corrected Version 'CREATE USER AND SET PASSWORD strcn = "bilbo65" strsam= "bilbo65" strpasswd = sbuline9 Set objOU=GetObject("LDAP://ou=Droitwich,dc=cp,dc=com") objUser = objOU.Create("User", "cn=" & strcn) objUser.Put "sAMAccountName","bilbo65" ObjUser.SetInfo objUser.SetPassword strpasswd © Example 2 - Missing ampersand Sometimes Expected ')' is not the true problem, the real villain is the ampersand, or to