Running VB Script file with arguments - command-line

Question

I have to run a VB script which has 2 arguments. So I am running a command below.
Delete_Dummy1.vb
s C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml.csv C:\Users\c6342\Deskto
p\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml1.txt
**VB Script Sample - not working:**
**sourceloc** = WScript.Arguments.Item(0)
**destloc** = WScript.Arguments.Item(1)
Dim objFSO, dataArray, clippedArray()
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oTextStream = objFSO.OpenTextFile("**sourceloc**")
Set newFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("**destloc**")
It throws the error as file not found. But if I hard code the sourceloc and destloc and remove the arguments it is working fine. it is throwing error only when i am using arguments.
**Working VB Script sample:**
Set oTextStream = objFSO.OpenTextFile("C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml.csv")
Set newFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml1.txt")
This works fine. But as per my project requirement, I cant hard code these file locations. I can pass as parameters from command.

Answer 1

After a length discussion in the comments think it will be best to just update my answer.
The reason for the Arguments not working is you never pass them to the OpenTextFile() and CreateTextFile() methods. Instead you are passing literal strings containing the variable name instead of the actual variables.
sourceloc = WScript.Arguments.Item(0)
destloc = WScript.Arguments.Item(1)
Dim objFSO, dataArray, clippedArray()
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'Pass the variables not a string literal
Set oTextStream = objFSO.OpenTextFile(sourceloc)
Set newFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(destloc)
As it stands VBScript keeps trying to locate a file called sourceloc and destloc instead of the actual file names from the passed Arguments collection. Which is what likely causes the
Microsoft VBScript Runtime Error: File Not Found
Note: Below is based on initial question which has since been revised.
This comes down to how you are passing the arguments to the script, any spaces in the values will be treated as new arguments. At the moment this is how the arguments are passed;
0. C:\Users\enter
1. code
2. herec6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml.csv
3. C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml1.txt
I'm sure this isn't what you expect. To avoid this enclose each argument in double quotes ("...").
Delete_Dummy1.vbs "C:\Users\enter code herec6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml.csv" "C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml1.txt"
That way you get more what you expected
0. C:\Users\enter code herec6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml.csv
1. C:\Users\c6342\Desktop\XML_to_CSV\Temp_Files\xml1.txt