Running a .bat file
Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2016 1:44 pm
I've a folder that contains PDFs, pdftk & a .bat file.
When running as a stand-alone folder the .bat file runs, finds common files and merges into a single PDF. All set to search within that folder. The result is many files are reduced to just a few.
When running the execute command I can point to the .bat file as it arrive but nothing arrives in the output folder of the flow.
My questions are:
As the .bat file is self-contained ie it knows to look for PDFs within the same folder and creates the output files within the same folder, what should %1 %2 %3 be set to?
What output setting should I use?
What exit code should I use?
I've never run .bat files within Switch before so it's all new to me.
Thanks
When running as a stand-alone folder the .bat file runs, finds common files and merges into a single PDF. All set to search within that folder. The result is many files are reduced to just a few.
When running the execute command I can point to the .bat file as it arrive but nothing arrives in the output folder of the flow.
My questions are:
As the .bat file is self-contained ie it knows to look for PDFs within the same folder and creates the output files within the same folder, what should %1 %2 %3 be set to?
What output setting should I use?
What exit code should I use?
I've never run .bat files within Switch before so it's all new to me.
Thanks