scripting.filesystemobject limitation problem

Dim t_date, p_date, date_diff, DateCheck, Output, stream, argv
Dim log_file, t_age, num_files, num_folders, temp_files
Const ReadOnly = 1
'on error resume next
sub doFolder(myFolder, date_age) 
	date_age = CInt(date_age)
	set objFiles = myFolder.files
	for each objfile in objFiles
	
		wscript.echo objFolder2.path & vbcrlf
		
		't_date = objfile.datelastmodified
		t_date = objfile.datecreated
		p_date = left(t_date, (InStr(1, t_date, " ") - 1))
		date_diff = CInt(datediff("d", p_date, Date))
		If (date_diff > date_age) then 
			Output = Output & "deleting " & objfile.path & " (" & (date_diff) & " days old)" & vbcrlf
			'wscript.echo "deleting " & objfile.path & " (" & (date_diff) & " days old)" & vbcrlf
			
			' Change the Files / Folders to Writeable
			If (objfile.Attributes AND ReadOnly) Then
				Output = Output & "*** " & objfile.name & " is readonly, changing to writeable" & vbcrlf
				'wscript.echo objfile.name & " is readonly, changing to writeable" & vbcrlf
				objFile.Attributes = objFile.Attributes XOR ReadOnly
			End If
			
			objfile.delete 
			
			num_files = num_files + 1
		Else
			Output = Output & "skipping " & objfile.path & " (" & (date_diff) & " days old)" & vbcrlf
		end If 
	next 
	
	' Now check all the sub directories recursively
	set objFolders = myFolder.subfolders 
	for each objFolder2 in objfolders 
	
		call doFolder (objFolder2, date_age)
		
		wscript.echo objFolder2.path & vbcrlf
		't_date = objFolder2.datelastmodified
		t_date = objFolder2.datecreated
		p_date = left(t_date, (InStr(1, t_date, " ") - 1))
		date_diff = CInt(datediff("d", p_date, Date))
		
		set objfiles2 = objfolder2.files
		temp_files = 0
		
		for each objfile2 in objfiles2
			temp_files = temp_files + 1
		next
		
		' Change the Files / Folders to Writeable
		If (objFolder2.Attributes AND ReadOnly) Then
			Output = Output & "*** " & objFolder2.name & " is readonly, changing to writeable" & vbcrlf
			'wscript.echo objfile.name & " is readonly, changing to writeable" & vbcrlf
			objFolder2.Attributes = objFolder2.Attributes XOR ReadOnly
		End If
		
		If (temp_files = 0 AND date_diff > date_age) Then
			'Delete Folder, too
			Output = Output & "deleting " & objFolder2.path & " (" & date_dff & " days old)" & vbcrlf
			num_folders = num_folders + 1
			objFolder2.delete
		Else
			'Output = Output & "skipping " & objfolder.path & " (" & (date_diff) & " days old)" & vbcrlf
		
		End If
		
	next 
end sub 

'Get Arguments
Set argv = Wscript.Arguments
If argv.count <> 3 Then
	'wscript.echo "################################################################"
	'wscript.echo "File Purger v.99!" & vbcrlf
	'wscript.echo "usage: " & wscript.scriptname & " <purge_path> <log_file> <delete_age>"
	'wscript.echo "example: " & wscript.scriptname & "c:\temp c:\purge_log.txt 7"
	'wscript.echo "the above example will remove all file older than 7 days in c:\temp, "
	'wscript.echo "and log them in c:\purge_log.txt"
	'wscript.echo "################################################################"
	wscript.quit
End If

purge_path = argv(0)
log_file =  argv(1)
t_age = argv(2)

num_files = 0
num_folders = 0

'Wscript.Echo "Starting Purger: " & date & " @ " & time
'Wscript.Echo "Removing objects older than " & t_age & " days"

set objFileSys=createobject("scripting.filesystemobject") 
set objFolder = objfilesys.GetFolder (purge_path)

call doFolder(objFolder, t_age)

' Write it all to disk, 8 = append
Set stream = objFileSys.OpenTextFile(log_file, 8, true)
stream.write "#########################################################" & vbcrlf & _
	"Starting Purger: " & date & " @ " & time & vbcrlf & _
	"Config: delete age: " & t_age & " days | " & _
	"log path: " & log_file & vbcrlf &  _
        "deleted: files: " & num_files & " folders: " & num_folders & vbcrlf & _
	"#########################################################" & vbcrlf
stream.write Output & vbcrlf & vbcrlf
stream.close

'Wscript.echo "deleted: files: " & num_files & " folders: " & num_folders
'Wscript.echo "Log Written!"

p_date = left(t_date, (InStr(1, t_date, " ")