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Asked by mbroad02 in MS DOS, Windows Batch Scripting
I have a BAT file process which has been used for several years by clients on their PCs without errors. The BAt files were used for taking a transaction file (called abstract file), renaming it, backing it up (to a shared network drive) and then FTPing it to a remote location.
Our installation is currently converting to a Citrix environment and I find that the process now receives errors, even when I change the BAT files to point to the shared drives. Usually the errors is invalid number of parameters.
Instead of attatching all of my BAT files to this question (and probably confusing you further) I have placed the statements in question in a DOC and explained each within.
I think you may detect a pattern: I need to know if syntax to execute each command is correct.
If you could give me assistance in solving these syntax errors, I would greatly appreciate this.
thanks
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
