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Problem invoking pcAnywhere (DOS)
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06/12/2002 18:17:53
Henry Ravichander
RC Management Systems Inc.
Saskatchewan, Canada
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00730525
Message ID:
00730528
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12
Henry,

To isolate problem, try to run MCIBTELE.BAT from the DOS command prompt multiple times. Does it work?

>Hi All:
>
>A command button has the following code in its click event.
>
>
local mawdrive,mawdirectory,mawpath,mcopysubmit,mawdirtochange
>mawdrive = ""
>mawdirectory = ""
>mawpath = ""
>mfiletorun = ""
>mawdirtochange = ""
>
>use programlocation && Table contains information about file and directory locations
>go top
>
>mawdrive = programlocation.anywaredrv
>mawdirectory = programlocation.anywaredrc
>mawpath = alltrim(mawdrive)+":\"+alltrim(mawdirectory)+"\MCIBTELE.BAT type sdf"
>mfiletorun = alltrim(mawdrive)+":\"+alltrim(mawdirectory)+"\MCIBTELE.BAT"
>mawdirtochange = "cd \"+alltrim(mawdirectory)
>
>use
>
>use PCanywhere exclusive
>zap
>go top
>append blank
>replace connectaw with "@echo off"
>append blank
>replace connectaw with "cd\"
>append blank
>replace connectaw with mawdirtochange
>append blank
>replace connectaw with 'awremote -M=D -N="MCIB"'
>
>go top
>
>copy to &mawpath
>
>use
>
>run &mfiletorun
>
>And &mFileToRun whould be something like:
>
>
c:\AW\MCIBTELE.BAT
>
>Problem: When the command button is clicked for the first time, the code works and pcAnywhere as supplied by the paying agency is invoked. When the command button is clicked again, all I see is the flash of probably a DOS window and nothing beyond that - in that pcAnywhere is not invoked. Merely shutting down VFP and restarting the applications does not appear to reset the environment. Shutting down the machine completely and rebooting allows me to fire that command button once only.
>
>I have'nt a clue what to do. Suggestions, ideas will be appreciated.
--sb--
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