I think if you change the suffix of the file to .cmd it will run.
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Hi Peter,
I use cfexecute like this:
cfexecute name=#batPath# outputfile=#outputFilePath# arguments=
timeout=10 /
Regards,
Adam
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To: cfaussie
Subject: [cfaussie] Using CFEXECUTE
Hello,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a batch file d:\test.bat which I would like to execute to run
on the server.
My command is as follows
cfexecute name=d:\test.bat
timeout=10
/cfexecute
This will echo the contents of the file test.bat to the screen rather
than execute the file.
