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Hello all,

Last Thursday or Friday, I started getting calls about some people's network drives not getting mapped. I ran the script in debug mode, and I found that the script is exiting before it's completed. Right in the middle of the script, for no good reason. The whole script is to map an S: drive depending on which department you are in. This script has worked for about a year or so without a hitch, and now it's exiting at this code:

Code:

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$X = "\\kdata02\"
$name = @USERID
Use s: /Del /persistent


:PROGRAMMERS

If InGroup("Programmers")				
	Use q: /Del
	Use q: $X+"development"					
     ?"Q: drive mapped to Development share"
EndIf


:YEARENDTAX

If InGroup("YearEndTax")	
	Use y: /Del
	Use y: $X+"yearendtax"
	?'Y: drive mapped to YearEndTax share'
EndIf



:ACCOUNTING

If InGroup("accounting") OR InGroup("Finan Actg Intern") OR InGroup("Accounts Receivable")
					      	
			
	If $name = "skutlen"	
		GoTo BILLING		
	EndIf				
		Use s: $x+"accounting"
		?'S: drive mapped to accounting share'
EndIf


:BILLING

If InGroup("billing") OR InGroup("commercial billing") OR InGroup("utility billing") OR InGroup("residential billing")
        If $name = "claassek"		          
		GoTo Surgery Payroll			
	   EndIf
	Use s: $x+"billing"
	?'S: drive mapped to Billing share'
EndIf


:SURGERYPAYROLL

If InGroup("SurgeryPayroll")
	  If $name = "mazurd"
	    	GoTo INFOSPAN				
	    Else If $name = "nealv"
	    	Use q: $x+"Surgery Payr"	
	    	GoTo INFOSPAN
	  EndIf
	Use s: /Del
	Use s: $x+"Surgery Payr"
	?'S: drive mapped to Surgery Payroll share'
EndIf



:INFOSPAN
;This drive letter has to be x in order for infospan to run properly
If InGroup("infospan users")
      Use x: "\\Infospan\Shared"
      ?'X: drive mapped to Infospan share'
EndIf


:PERSONNEL

If InGroup("personnel") OR InGroup("employee records") OR InGroup("office services")
	Use s: $x+"personnel"
	?'S: drive mapped to Personnel share'	
EndIf


:MARKETING

If InGroup("MARKETING")
     Use s: $x+"marketing"
     ?'S: drive mapped to Marketing share'
        If InGroup("Residential Services")
        	Use r: /Del
        	Use r: $x+"Residential"
        	?'R: drive mapped to Residential share'
        	GoTo TREASURY
        EndIf
EndIf


:RESIDENTIAL

If InGroup("residential services")
	Use s: $x+"Residential"
	?'S: drive mapped to Residential share'
EndIf


:UTILITY

If InGroup("utility") OR InGroup("utility services")
	Use s: $x+"utility"
	?'S: drive mapped to Utility share'
EndIf


:SAFETY

If InGroup("safety")
	Use s: $x+"safety"
	?'S: drive mapped to Safety share'
EndIf


:PURCHASING

If InGroup("purchasing")
	Use s: $x+"purchasing"
	?'S: drive mapped to Purchasing share'
EndIf


:EQUIPMENT

If InGroup("equipment")
	Use s: $x+"equipment"
	?'S: drive mapped to Equipment share'
EndIf


:ACQUISITION

If InGroup("acquistion integrat")
	Use L: /Del
	Use L: $x+"Acquisition"
	?'L: drive mapped to Acquisition share'
EndIf


:NEWVENTURES

If InGroup("New Ventures")
	Use h: /Del
	Use h: "\\kdata02\new ventures"
	?"H: drive mapped to New Ventures share"
EndIf





:END

Exit

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The script exits just after the Marketing section. The reason for the goto is to skip the very next If InGroup line, as there is a person in Marketing that is also in Residential Services, and mapping two S: drives isn't productive.

This particular code happens to be on line 125, not the problem in my opinion. Any ideas?

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