Theo,

A few things to help you understand what is going on here. :)

Try running these commands, instead of the arimportcmd command to get
your bearings:

dir >c:\dir.log
set > c:\set.log

That should produce two files. dir.log and set.log . They will tell
you the "working directory" and the environment settings that the ARS
server uses for any forked processes.



Then I would also suggest that you use an output setting for
arimportcmd. That would be a -l (lowercase L) with the full path to a
file name that should be used to log the output from the process.
This might give you a clue as to what the problem is too.

But my bet is that you need to fully qualify the path to the exe. You
likely also need to use the -d option to tell the exe where to find
the mapping file. However you definitely would need to supply a -o
setting to tell it what file to import. (-u -p -m is simply not enough
information for the program to do anything)

Ref:AdvancedGuide-630.pdf page 559.

HTH.
ARS101

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On 2/8/07, Simmons, Theodore J. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good day all,

I am attempting to run an arimportcmd in a filter with mapping, but I
seem to be hitting it wrong

Should I use quotes? Do I need the full path for the arimportcmd?

Win2k
ARS 6.3 p 18

Thanks for any help
Theo



No error : arimportcmd -u "User" -p "Password" -m "CiscoImport_DEV"

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