We are using a SAM monitor Windows services set to start automatically. This uses a Windows Script Monitor. In the VB script there is a section where a case statement is used to exclude some of the service from this monitor. Since Google started placing the version number in their service name we have to edit this monitor each time Chrome is updated. Is there a wat to enter the equivalent of Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService*" into a VB script for this monitor to work?
Section of the VB script:
For Each objItem In colItems
Select Case objItem.Name
'If a service name is listed in the following Case statement, it will be ignored.
'The service name is case sensitive and must be an exact match.
REM Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService117.0.5860.0"
REM Case "GoogleUpdaterService117.0.5860.0"
REM Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService117.0.5913.0"
REM Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService117.0.5913.2"
Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService119.0.5999.0"
Case "GoogleUpdaterInternalService119.0.5999.2"
Case "GoogleUpdaterService117.0.5913.0"
Case "GoogleUpdaterService117.0.5913.2"
Case "GoogleUpdaterService119.0.5999.0"
Case "GoogleUpdaterService119.0.5999.2"
Case Else
If sCount=0 Then
strServiceList = objItem.Name
Else
strServiceList = strServiceList & ", " & objItem.Name
End If
sCount = sCount + 1
End Select
