Mark,
It's printing ALL output from your bat file. Include the following
line at the top of your file and you should get the desired result:
@echo off
This suppresses all of the prompt info you'd normally see.
Michael
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Subject: $PROCESS$ Set Fields (Using Visual Basic or Batch File)
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Listers,
Has anyone successfully used the $PROCESS$ Set Fields action with the
output of a Visual Basic 2005 executable file? I get the dreaded ARERR
1603 error. I could use a code snippet to see how the exit status code
and return value need to be coded.
I could also use a quick sample of a batch file that produces an output
that I can capture with the $PROCESS$ Set Fields action.
Here is what I tried:
batch.bat:
echo hello
Set Fields action:
$PROCESS$ C:\temp\batch.bat
Field Value:
D:\Program Files\AR System\User>echo hello
hello
Why do I get the first line "D:\Program Files..." and how do I avoid it
without a REPLACE kluge?
Thanks in advance.
- Mark
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