wensing
28th November 2002, 15:44
In a batchfile following command is used (amongst others):
FOR /F "TOKENS=1* DELIMS=" %%i IN ('TYPE f:\baan\log\currentlogdate.txt') DO SET LOGDATE=%%i
This puts the line that is present in file currentlogdate into variable LOGDATE.
From the commandline (CDM.EXE) this is working: the variable LOGDATE can be used further on the batchfile.
When a place the batchfile in a Job (using session ttaad5205m000) this was working with portingset 6.2a.03.03
After installing portingset 7.1c.05 this is not working anymore.
All other lines in the batchfile are processed, but this specific does not fill the variable anymore, so the rest of the batchfile is not running correctly since it relies on the variable LOGDATE.
FOR /F "TOKENS=1* DELIMS=" %%i IN ('TYPE f:\baan\log\currentlogdate.txt') DO SET LOGDATE=%%i
This puts the line that is present in file currentlogdate into variable LOGDATE.
From the commandline (CDM.EXE) this is working: the variable LOGDATE can be used further on the batchfile.
When a place the batchfile in a Job (using session ttaad5205m000) this was working with portingset 6.2a.03.03
After installing portingset 7.1c.05 this is not working anymore.
All other lines in the batchfile are processed, but this specific does not fill the variable anymore, so the rest of the batchfile is not running correctly since it relies on the variable LOGDATE.