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This will happen if the "mqsiexportmsgflows" command is actually a batch/command file (.bat/.cmd extension).
 
When writing your own batch file, you must "call" other batch files, otherwise control is transferred to the sub-batch file which never "returns".
 
John.
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From: Benjamin Zhou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 November 2002 13:25
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Subject: Re: supportPac IC01 question

Hi Yasuo,

great, it did the trick. I was never aware of this "call" command.
Many thanks,

Ben



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From: Yasuo Takei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 5:46 AM
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How about adding "call" to the beginning of each line?

Yasuo Takei




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Hi,


I'm trying to use the mqsiexportmsgflows in IC01 to automate export
activity by generating a batch script containing the following: (on Win2k)


mqsiexportmsgflows MSGFLOW1.xml -m MSGFLOW1
mqsiexportmsgflows MSGFLOW2.xml -m MSGFLOW2
mqsiexportmsgflows MSGFLOW3.xml -m MSGFLOW3
mqsiexportmsgflows MSGFLOW4.xml -m MSGFLOW4
mqsiexportmsgflows MSGFLOW5.xml -m MSGFLOW5


hoping they will be executed in a sequence.


But instead, it export only the first one and stops at command line.
I eventually added "start" to the beginning, and "/b" to the end of each
line. which then created as many batch jobs as the number of lines, which I
had to close one by one afterwards.


Does anyone know how to run it in one shot? thanks a lot.


Benjamin Zhou
Princeton Financial

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