Commands in Powershell

Thanks a lot! will try and brb. I am trying to create a PS script for all the queries raised above.

Hi,
The error I am having is
the term 'build' is not recognised. Same for Debug, register.bat
Any suggestions? Thanks

Well, where and what exactly is "build" (and "debug")?
If they're in the path, and not in the current folder, you need to remove the ".\" at the beginning.
Note that for security reasons, PowerShell will not start programs in the current directory unless they are explicitly prefixed with ".\".
And as I said before, do yourself and maybe others having to update the script the favor and add the actual extension to those files.

The Pricing_Home path is set like C:\abc\Dev\. Ok, thanks will try to amend it and get back.

Got an registry error

Error accessing the registry.

I think it needs the admin rights. Any suggestions? 

Yes all the commands require admin 

The script I modified looks like :

Set-Location -Path "${env:Pricing_Home}builds\buildscripts"
& .\build FirstTimeDevSetup
& .\debug build 
& .\register.bat

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How can I add the admin logon screen to enter admin credentials?
Thanks

Same as before: start the PS console elevated, or use the auto-elevating script from your other questions, for example from the msixml.
Just swap the msiexec part for the build script.

ok, thanks will do so.
Raising a new question: 

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Also to answer your question
Well, where and what exactly is "build" (and "debug")?
They are .bat files in the folder: Set-Location -Path "${env:Pricing_Home}builds\buildscripts

However, it is failing. Trying to work on the syntax

On closer inspection, you dropped the backslash after the closing curly brace in "${env:Pricing_Home}".
That should be

Set-Location -Path "${env:Pricing_Home}\builds\buildscripts"

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The reason was because the Pricing_Home path is set like C:\abc\Dev\
So still not sure why it is failing

We need to wait till each of .bat executes fully.  Any suggestions as that can possibly be why it is failing.
Thank you once again.

I have made seperate scripts for all three commands. Just testing it. Your earlier scripts are teaching me.
Thanks

All sorted now. Thanks