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Hemant Singh
Hemant Singh

Reputation: 23

Batch File inside Batch file - Call function not exceuting

The code of my batch file looks like as below : 

xcopy D:\FastTools\FTOutput\common\Displays D:\FastTools\TestTr 
PAUSE "Copy is over " 
call D:\FastTools\FTOutput\common\QLI\GP1039_command 
PAUSE "QLI is over "

Getting below messages: 

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>CALL D:\FastTools\FTOutput\common\QLI\GP1039_command
'Version' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 

C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>dssqld -r GP1039_object
CRL-E-ENOENT, no such file or directory DSSQ-E-QLD_FILOPN,
The input file could not be opened or read (file = 'GP1039_object.qli')

Note :Where GP1039_command is another batch file which calling others QLI files

Question: why i am getting messages as mentioned above.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 231

Answers (1)

paxdiablo
paxdiablo

Reputation: 881323

Well, the first one is probably caused by the fact that your GP1039_Command file tries to execute a version command. It's a little hard to see what the problem is without knowing the contents of that file.

One possibility is that it's supposed to be using ver which is the cmd.exe way of getting the version. Another is that there is a version executable but it's not installed or not on your path. Yet another is that GP1039_Command may not even be a valid cmd file.

The other error is even trickier, since it's an application one rather than a cmd.exe one. ENOENT is usually shorthand for "error: no entry" meaning something couldn't be found. In this case, it's the GP1039_object.qli file.

This may be because you're not in the directory you're expected to be in (unless the QLI file is actually on your desktop), although that's just a best guess, since I have no idea what QLI even is :-)

Still, even without knowing that, the points above should be helpful in determining the cause of your problem.

Upvotes: 2

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