Hi, we recently switched to the new GENTRAN:Server (Version 5.1) from
the older GENTRAN:Director Version 3.2.1 (16-bit).
In the older version you could call the UNATTEND.EXE program with one
of your .ses (session) files to be executed from a DOS batch file,
example:
"c:\commerce\unattend.exe c:\commerce\unattend\cusdec.ses"
The above line would cause the CUSDEC session to be executed
automatically.
However, how do achieve the same with the new 32-bit version of
GENTRAN:Server V5.1? There is absolutely no clear reference in any of
the documentation. Executing the same line with the new version
simply brings up an "Invalid Command Line" message box. I did see
that you have to put the session name in "<" and ">", but still no
success.
Has anybody done this before with the 5.1 version? Any examples /
guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
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