Hi Rick,
Welcome to the group!
I get the feeling that you hijacked an earlier thread given the long
bodies of text I removed from the email.
Anyway, it's great to see a clear detailed email with the stuff you tried.
The first thing I would check for is if sqlite3 is on the path of the
environment when the command file is executed. Clearly, your batch file
is running. So, if you're not sure if an error message was being thrown
up, I'd add a "pause" to stop the command window from closing..
On 1/3/2013 4:03 PM, Rick Guizawa wrote:
MyBatch.bat contains...
sqlite3 mydb.db < a.txt
echo "test" > c:\test.txt
Could you change it this and report what you see.
MyBatch.bat:
sqlite3 mydb.db < a.txt
echo "test" > c:\test.txt
pause
Best Regards,
Mohit.
1/3/2013 | 9:46 PM.
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