Troubleshooting Code 800A139A – Expected quantifier in regular expressionIntroduction to Error Code 800A139AThis error code, 800A139A occurs when you attempting to perform a regular expression search. My suggestion is that there is a problem with the definition of the pattern in the regular expression it self. The Symptoms You Get 800A139AThe script does not execute as you hoped, instead you get a WSH error message. Category: Microsoft VBScript runtime The Cause of Error 800A139AThe underlying cause is a syntax error in the definition of the pattern in the regular expression it self. Option explicit The SolutionIn this example, keep your eye on the dots or periods (.) In the pattern: "*\.txt " the problem is that the ‘*’ is a repetition symbol of the previous character, and in the above example I the character before the ‘*’ is missing. Consequently, the solution is to put in a character, this is should be: ".*\.txt" (and not "*\.txt".) Your precise solution may vary from this script. Best to research the pattern matching syntax, for example ‡
See More Windows Update Error Codes 8004 Series• Error 800A101A8 Object Required •Error 800A0046 •Error 800A10AD •Error 800A000D • Error 80048820 •Error 800A0401 •Review of SolarWinds Permissions Monitor • Error 80040E14 • Error 800A03EA • Error 800A0408 • Error 800A03EE Guy Recommends: WMI Monitor and It’s Free!Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is one of the hidden treasures of Microsoft operating systems. Fortunately, SolarWinds have created the WMI Monitor so that you can examine these gems of performance information for free. Take the guess work out of which WMI counters to use for applications like Microsoft Active Directory, SQL or Exchange Server. Download your free copy of WMI Monitor Do you need additional help?
Give something back? Would you like to help others? If you have a good example of this error, then please email me, I will publish it with a credit to you:
If you like this page then please share it with your friends
|