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Hi all!

this is my problem:

I want to run this command from AutoIt with "Runwait" but I don't know how to pass the variable to the command

$CR = 'GEDK123456'

PSexec.exe \\10.30.1.181 -u camp-sap\user -p password I:\usr\tp.exe import $CR GEP client=100 u1236 pf=\\10.30.2.15\sapmnt\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_GED.PFL

is there a way to run this command from Autoit and to show the result? HELP me please

tnx

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PSexec.exe \\10.30.1.181 -u camp-sap\user -p password I:\usr\tp.exe import $CR GEP client=100 u1236 pf=\\10.30.2.15\sapmnt\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_GED.PFL

That line looks like gibberish, could you please re-format it so I, or anyone else, can help you better?

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What about this:

$CR = 'GEDK123456'
$command = @ComSpec & " /c " & "PSexec.exe \\10.30.1.181 -u camp-sap\user -p password I:\usr\tp.exe import " & $CR & " GEP client=100 u1236 pf=\\10.30.2.15\sapmnt\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_GED.PFL"
ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $command = ' & $command & @crlf & '>Error code: ' & @error & @crlf) ;### Debug Console
;~ $pid = RunWait( $command)

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shanet,

If you have no idea what a post is about then please just keep quiet and do not jump in, as you so often do, with inane comments. :P

superbosu,

Welcome to the AutoIt forum. :x

I see you already have a sensible response from UEZ so I will not bother to repeat it as is exactly what I was going to suggest. :shifty:

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Hi all!

this is my problem:

I want to run this command from AutoIt with "Runwait" but I don't know how to pass the variable to the command

$CR = 'GEDK123456'

PSexec.exe \\10.30.1.181 -u camp-sap\user -p password I:\usr\tp.exe import $CR GEP client=100 u1236 pf=\\10.30.2.15\sapmnt\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_GED.PFL

is there a way to run this command from Autoit and to show the result? HELP me please

tnx

Sorry I will try to explain this better :x

this is my variable

$CR = 'GED123456'

Psexec.exe is an exe on c:\ that runs an exe on a remote pc (it needs always some parameters)

tp.exe is an exe on remote pc and it needs also parameters

for example if I run this command from dos works:

C:\PSexec.exe \\10.30.1.181 -u camp-sap\user -p password I:\usr\tp.exe import GED123456 GEP client=100 u1236 pf=\\10.30.2.15\sapmnt\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_GED.PFL

I want to put run this entire command line with RunWait ("C:\PSexec.exe \\10..... $CR GEP ... ") but I don' t know how to pass the $CR variable on the command line inside Runwait function.

is this possible?

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HI all! it works! :x tnx a lot for the support

Now I have another question, is there a way to execute also the command line "echo %ERRORLEVEL% >> %USERPROFILE%\desktop\log.txt" on $command ?

or there is a way to show %ERRORLEVEL% of the execution $command.

I tried @error but it send back 0 all the time.

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Try not to make a habit of reviving old threads such as this, if you have a problem then create a new post please. Thanks. Plus it appears the question was answered.

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