Example 1: Initializing & Cleanup
To allow KeePass to work we need a conenction with the KeePass application.
We can add multiple Keepass database files
'Initialize only once to attach the KeePass program
KPEXEPATH = [D:\Program Files\KeePass\KeePass.exe]
'Set initial values for automatic opening and closing of KeePass database files
KPAUTOOPENDATABASE = True
KPCLOSEDATABASESAFTERSCRIPT = True
'Now add a Keepass database file that we can use.
'We can use multiple files and acces them via the name variable
'The secret password is 'TestPassword'.
'If we would leave it empty, the program will ask for it once.
KPAddDB("TestKDB", "#BASEPATH#\Data\KeePass\KeePassDB.kdbx", "TestPassword")
'Now test connection by opening the database
output = KPOpenDB("TestKDB")
To cleanup everything, we can use the following script, although it is not required to run it. IT-Tool will do the job when finished.
'To clean everything the following functions can be used
'Note that they are normally not needed to run
Output = ""
'First close all databases
KPCloseDBs()
'Individual connection to database files can be removed
KPRemoveDB("TestKDB")
'But is is just as easy to remove connection to all database files:
KPClearDBs()
'Now remove the connection with the KeePass executable
KPEXEPATH = ""
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