Hi,
This isn't entirely a textpipe question but as it's covered in the manual and I can't get it to work here goes... BTW, the system I'm running this on a Win XP SP2 system and the batch file itself works fine it's just trying to get it to work with start that doesn't seem to work.
I have tried without success to use the start command in a batch file to have operation wait until the previous command finishes before moving on to the next operation.
I have tried using the syntax in the manual and get an error message indicating that /f is not a valid option - I'm assuming to the start command.
I have tried enclosing the entire command in quotes but textpipe doesn't start. The window title seems to reflect the command but no execution...
I have tried taking the entire batch file, which works by itself and calling that from start - a new windows opens but textpipe doesn't start
Any help with this would be most appreciated
Thx Russ
Using DOS Start Command with Textpipe pro
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Hi Russ,
Perhaps you could paste the command line here.
Does the /f error message come from TextPipe or in the command window?
Perhaps you could paste the command line here.
Does the /f error message come from TextPipe or in the command window?
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Command Line info
start /w /min "c:\Program Files\TextPipe\textpipe.exe" /f=c:\picklistimport.fll /g /q
The error seems to come from DOS on the /f option...
Thx Russ
The error seems to come from DOS on the /f option...
Thx Russ
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Hi Russ,
I get the same problem here.
Try putting the command line in a batch file, and invoke the batch file instead.
I get the same problem here.
Try putting the command line in a batch file, and invoke the batch file instead.
Regards,
Simon Carter, https://www.DataMystic.com
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Simon Carter, https://www.DataMystic.com
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