Error when running a script using upsshell.exe

Question

I have a simple custom script which is
Sub Test1()
Set fso=  CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")
Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile("D:\DATA\****\Outbox\Templates\Test.txt")
ts.writeline "hi"
End sub
When I am running it manually in workbench, the script runs fine but when I try to run it using upsshell.exe(command provided below)
D:\Oracle\MIDDLE~1\EPMSYS~1\products\FINANC~2\SHARED~1\upsShell.exe CustomScriptEx=****~admin~****~~****~D:\DATA\test\Outbox\Logs~Test1~1033~0
i get the following error
  ERROR:
    Code............ 438
    Description..... [Script failure caused error]: Object doesn't support this property or method
    Procedure....... modupsShell.ExecuteCustomScriptEx
    Component....... upsShell
    Version......... 1112
    Process ID...... 292496
    Thread.......... 290292
  IDENTIFICATION:
    User............ admin
    Domain..........
    Computer Name... *******
    App Name........ ****
  PROCEDURE STEPS:
    1-Split Arguments
    2-Create Load balancer=*******
    3-Authenticate
    4-Get Next App Server
    5-Open App Server=*******
    6-Execute the script=Test1
    7-Step was not reached, a previous step failed
Any ideas on the error?

Answer 1

Hello Verdulken,
I have a few additional questions:
Does your application function correctly when running the LabVIEW operator interface you have created as a VI in the LabVIEW development environment (i.e. does this problem only occur when the LabVIEW operator interface is run as an executable)?
What is the error that you are receiving?
Regarding the VI that you open programmatically, do you open it in a visible manner (i.e. use the Show front panel when called option from VI Properties)?If so, do you also close this VI after it finishes (i.e. use the Close if originally closed option from VI Properties)?
Does the error occur on the step that calls this very same VI again later in the sequence?
Does your application function correctly if you use the development adapter for all of your calls?
Thank you in advance for this information,
Matt G.
National Instruments
Applications Engineering