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Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2022 5:02 pm
by DK.Ideagen
Example
start "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "C:\Users\daniel.kendall\Notepad.tsk"
works
Example
start "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk"
doesn't work and gets cut off at the first space.
This is despite wrapping it in quotes which normally solves this re:cli
Re: Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2022 9:31 pm
by Oleg
Do you use the command START in CMD/batch file?
Re: Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 9:24 am
by DK.Ideagen
That is how I would start a program from the CLI it wouldn't work otherwise (Illegal expression)
The bat files from robotask don't do that though and use a different executable e.g.
"C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RTaskRun.exe" $6CD53B88
Re: Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 11:10 am
by Oleg
The command line
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"C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk"
should work
If you want to use command
START you must use something like this:
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start "Single task" "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk"
1-st parameter in quotes after START command is the title.
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If you use the program name in quotes (and parameters too) the
title parameter is required
Re: Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 11:16 am
by DK.Ideagen
In powershell specifically the behavior is different.
Start-Process: A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument 'C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk'.
Re: Runtime module fail with SPACES even in quotes
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2022 12:26 pm
by Oleg
If you use PowerShell you have to use such command line
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start-process "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "`"C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk`""
Pay attention to the symbol
`
or such command line
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start-process -filepath "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" -ArgumentList "`"C:\Users\daniel.kendall\OneDrive - Ideagen plc\Desktop\Notepad.tsk`""
I tested this on my computer
When I use such command line
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start-process "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "C:\Users\olegyershov\OneDrive\Test task.tsk"
I get the error:
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E: 14.11.2022 13:21:38: Task "C:\Users\olegyershov\OneDrive\Test" does not exist
If I use this
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start-process "C:\Program Files\RoboTask\RoboTaskRuntime.exe" "`"C:\Users\olegyershov\OneDrive\Test task.tsk`""
the task works without problem