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‎Nov 06, 2009
05:25 PM
Run a batch file with arguements
Hello All,
I am a total newbie . I tried doing variety of solutions on the forum but nothing worked :mad: .
In custom actions I am using "After File Transfer" and creating a new exe
Source Location:File exists on target computer
File Location: [SystemFolder]
file name and command line:
"[SystemFolder]cmd.exe" /c "[INSTALLDIR]install.bat [DATABASEDIR]file"
wait for action: yes
ignore exit code: no
i have the install.bat in [installdir] and file in [databasedir]
while brunning it gives me an error
File [SystemFolder] not found Cannot stream the file into binary mode. error code -1024.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ankit
I am a total newbie . I tried doing variety of solutions on the forum but nothing worked :mad: .
In custom actions I am using "After File Transfer" and creating a new exe
Source Location:File exists on target computer
File Location: [SystemFolder]
file name and command line:
"[SystemFolder]cmd.exe" /c "[INSTALLDIR]install.bat [DATABASEDIR]file"
wait for action: yes
ignore exit code: no
i have the install.bat in [installdir] and file in [databasedir]
while brunning it gives me an error
File [SystemFolder] not found Cannot stream the file into binary mode. error code -1024.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ankit
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‎Nov 09, 2009
04:33 AM
pass [SystemFolder] in the arguments in place of [SystemFolder112].
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‎Nov 10, 2009
09:44 AM
oops ... I did that only..... I passed [systemfolder] only in he arguements..... That was a typo ... sorry for that
