We are seeing a similar error after recently upgrading a customer to 2022 R1.
We are able to download the RecognitionAfter82.cab, and when we view the contents of the .cab, we do see the ARLCreateTables120.sql file that the log is stating it cannot find.
‎Jun 28, 2022
11:22 AM
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‎Jun 28, 2022
06:23 PM
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ChrisG
@kyle_wolff - this is actually a different/unrelated error to what is being discussed in the thread you posted against, so I've taken the liberty of moving your post to a fresh thread.
The "The system cannot find the file specified" error here likely means that sqlcmd.exe cannot be found in the system path.
Check that appropriate SQL Server tools are installed on this server, and you can run sqlcmd.exe without specifying a full path in a cmd shell (or PowerShell) window.
‎Jun 28, 2022 06:25 PM
@kyle_wolff - this is actually a different/unrelated error to what is being discussed in the thread you posted against, so I've taken the liberty of moving your post to a fresh thread.
The "The system cannot find the file specified" error here likely means that sqlcmd.exe cannot be found in the system path.
Check that appropriate SQL Server tools are installed on this server, and you can run sqlcmd.exe without specifying a full path in a cmd shell (or PowerShell) window.
‎Jun 28, 2022 06:25 PM
Hi Kyle,
I agree with @ChrisG: Since version 18 of SQL Server Management Studio, the SQLCMD command line interpreter has become an separate download. This command line interpreter is required for importing the ARL libraries.
Please check if you have SQLCMD available (try executing SQLCMD from a command line without any options). If you don't have it available, download it from Microsoft, please.
‎Sep 24, 2022 05:08 AM
@kyle_wolff - please try killing shadowHost task (Flexnet Manager Suite Batch Processor) in Windows Task Manager and then run the Recognition data import scheduled task.
‎Sep 23, 2022 06:45 AM