Gayathriadithya
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RUNDLL32 and STRPCCMD
I want ot open a cash drawer through AS/400.So iam using this code
STRPCO PCTA(*NO)
MONMSG MSGID(IWS4010)
STRPCCMD PCCMD('C:\RMS400\CDK') PAUSE(*NO)
this CDK is an EXE file. While running this I am getting a DOS prompt, to avoid this popup can i use RUNDLL32. If yes, how it can be used. what are the parameters i need to send in STRPCCMD.
STRPCO PCTA(*NO)
MONMSG MSGID(IWS4010)
STRPCCMD PCCMD('C:\RMS400\CDK') PAUSE(*NO)
this CDK is an EXE file. While running this I am getting a DOS prompt, to avoid this popup can i use RUNDLL32. If yes, how it can be used. what are the parameters i need to send in STRPCCMD.
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Tom's right - RUNRMTCMD is a nice solution where you can use it. It runs as a service on Windows.
When I run a command-window program (as opposed to a Windows program) on Vista Business using
STRPCCMD 'RunDLL32.exe SHELL32.DLL,ShellExec_RunD
I still get the annoying flashing DOS box that pops and quickly disappears. Using the WSCRIPT technique above, there is no visible artifact shown on the user's screen, plus with the 123 character limit, that long call really eats up your workspace.
Of course, you may see different behavior on other versions of Windows. Just thought I'd mention my results.
-Gary Patterson
When I run a command-window program (as opposed to a Windows program) on Vista Business using
STRPCCMD 'RunDLL32.exe SHELL32.DLL,ShellExec_RunD
I still get the annoying flashing DOS box that pops and quickly disappears. Using the WSCRIPT technique above, there is no visible artifact shown on the user's screen, plus with the 123 character limit, that long call really eats up your workspace.
Of course, you may see different behavior on other versions of Windows. Just thought I'd mention my results.
-Gary Patterson
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Thanks for your suggesstion, Excellent solution you have given.
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