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RE: Running bat files using axlRunBatchDBProgram

Grungy Remnant
Grungy Remnant over 16 years ago

 Hi all.  I replied to this old archived thread ( www.cadence.com/.../15686.aspx ) but it was burried so I decided to start a new one to bring it to the top.

 This was in response to Dave Elder's comments:

Thanks Andy, I'll check out your ideas. Mye batch file runs OK but the redirect doesn't create a file.
Why I don't like system calls: The system command opens a DOS window, albeit briefly, on the workstation. With multiple calls, this can be quite distracting to the user. Cheers, Dave


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Dave Elder
 
 

So I'm wondering if anyone ever had a solution for this?  I too am trying to avoid the system command to avoid the pop-ups. Although I don't need to run a bat file.   An example is the following CVS command:

command prompt:   cvs watched >cvslog     this works and redirects the output to the cvslog file

 

skill:     system("cvs watched >cvslog")     this also works as expected, including the

redirect, but you get the cmd popup briefly

 

axlSkill:  axlRunBatchDBProgram("cvs" "cvs watched >cvslog")  The cvs command works but the redirect does not work.  The same thing will happen using a bat file.  Adding cmd.exe in the bat file doesn't help either.  (ie. cmd.exe cvs watched >cvslog )

 

So are redirects just not possible with axlRunBatchDBProgram or am I missing something?

 

Thanks for any info!!

 CJB

 

 

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    Ejlersen over 16 years ago

    Hi,

    Have you tried running it using the ?silent parameter?

    axlRunBatchDBProgram("cvs" "cvs watched >cvslog" ?silent t)

    Best regards,

    Ole

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    Ejlersen over 16 years ago

    Hi,

    Have you tried running it using the ?silent parameter?

    axlRunBatchDBProgram("cvs" "cvs watched >cvslog" ?silent t)

    Best regards,

    Ole

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