regarding sm69

[Former Member]

hai,

i have Ztesting.bat file in C:\winnt\system32 WINDOWS NT directory.

how to test in SM69 could you pls guide me.

i mean how to set this file in Command name and execute.

I tried executing it but it always execute in DIR_HOME directory why is it?

should i have to set any path change in parameter under R3.

ambichan.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Is your batch file present on the Application Server ? Or is it present on your local PC ?

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

[Former Member]

hey

yes its in WINDOWS NT server local direcotry C:\winnt\system32

ie. Not in local PC.

ambichan

Message was edited by: ambi chan

Message was edited by: ambi chan

[Former Member]

Hi,

Why don't you just specify the file name with the complete path? By default, the system look s to find the file in the DIR_HOME directory. If you want it to look at some where else for the file, then you should tell the system.

Give C:\winnt\system32\ztesting.bat in the field called <b>Operating system command</b> in SM69. That should work.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

[Former Member]

Hi Ambi

I have used SM69 with the following settings:

Operating System : Windows NT (case sensitive)

Operating System Command : c:\usr\sap\test.cmd

Addition Parameters Allowed : ‘X’

This file test.cmd was on application server. Try putting your file on this path and do the needful also in SM69 and test.

Regards

Ashish Jain

ashishjain@ko-india.com

[Former Member]

hey guys,

Thanks for your reply.

I have set path as you people said and it gets executed command properly. but Actually problem here is.

I just had sample like this.

OS:Windows NT.

OS Command : c:\winnt\system32\ztesting.cmd

Inside Ztesting.cmd.

suppose i have "DIR" written in cmd file.

when i execute from SM49. I get directory listing of

DIR_HOME- instead of displaying list from C:\winnt\system32\ directory.

why is it?

how to make set to display the DIR listing of C:\winnt\system32. using my command.

ambichan.

[Former Member]

Hi,

That is because the path you give is only the location of the file. The default is always DIR_HOME.

If you want the contents of the directory where the file is residing, you should put <b>DIR C:\winnt\system32</b> in your file.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

[Former Member]

hey anand,

Thanks for your reply.

yes it works out.great.

i have last question on this.

1-if i want to list of my local PC directory. how to make setting.

2-What does \C means in \C DIR....

ambichan

[Former Member]

Hi,

1. It is like asking If I want to edit a word document, how can I do it from SAP? Just kidding... I don't think you can do this. The external OS commands are simply not meant for such a thing.

2. It is not \c. It is /c. This is a windows related question. Just search for DIR in windows, you will get all the other options as well. Or at your windows command prompt, just type <b>DIR /?</b>

Regards,

Anand Madnalika.

[Former Member]

ok thanks anand.