Need to install two apps through batch file
Hi,
I need to install two set of application through a single batch file which both of application names are setup.exe and i have tried creating a folder and inside it i placed the other setup.exe and i ran the batch file, but i am not able install the second setup.exe which is in a folder. Here i am able to install the first setup.exe with out any issues.
Can anyone help me how could i resolve this issue by correct command line in batch file.
Thanks in Advance.
I need to install two set of application through a single batch file which both of application names are setup.exe and i have tried creating a folder and inside it i placed the other setup.exe and i ran the batch file, but i am not able install the second setup.exe which is in a folder. Here i am able to install the first setup.exe with out any issues.
Can anyone help me how could i resolve this issue by correct command line in batch file.
Thanks in Advance.
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Posted by:
weberik
13 years ago
could you please post the batch file you are using?
if you use subfolders there should be no problem.
see the following batch example:
[blockquote]start /wait folder1\setup.exe
start /wait folder2\setup.exe
[/blockquote]
if you use subfolders there should be no problem.
see the following batch example:
[blockquote]start /wait folder1\setup.exe
start /wait folder2\setup.exe
[/blockquote]
Posted by:
sanath_sunny
13 years ago
Thanks for you reply,
Please find the below screenshot of batch file
Thanks in Advance.
Please find the below screenshot of batch file
Thanks in Advance.
Posted by:
sanath_sunny
13 years ago
sorry, i missed out the command line....
start /wait "%~dp0setup.exe" /Q
Start /wait "SQLServer2008-ServicePack-Extracted Source\Setup.exe" /Q
start /wait "%~dp0setup.exe" /Q
Start /wait "SQLServer2008-ServicePack-Extracted Source\Setup.exe" /Q
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
13 years ago
I'm thinking with that batch file only the first setup will run in the correct directory.
I'd suggest starting the batch with
pushd %~dp0
to get to the current directory right off the bat
so that would become
PJ
I'd suggest starting the batch with
pushd %~dp0
to get to the current directory right off the bat
so that would become
pushd %~dp0
start /wait "setup.exe" /Q
Start /wait "SQLServer2008-ServicePack-Extracted Source\Setup.exe" /Q PJ
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