RoboTask forum

Finally! I got this to work. It has been a long road but I am glad it is working. Thank you for all of your help.

One more thing: RoboTask is 32-bit application. It can work under x64 system without problems but several restrictions exist. If you try to run CMD.EXE then system runs 32-bit version of CMD from C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CMD.EXE When you try to run c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe system runs C:\Windows\SysW...

Oleg,

Your software has been vetted and approved by my company so I don't think antivirus would be blocking it. I tried to run c:\windows\sysnative\cmd.exe and I got the message that the file couldn't be found. This is so puzzling.

Oleg, there was a pause in there but I tried it several times without it and still nothing happens. The output file is blank. Again, this works fine when I run it manually or with Windows scheduler but I just cant get it to work with RoboTask. Windows scheduler has none of the funtionality that I ne...

Oleg, were you ever able to determine anything from the logs I sent?

There seems to be nothing in the log files, either for the task or general log. I can run the .cmd file manually and it does what it is supposed to. When I run the task I right click and run it. Nothing happens when I do that. I am not sure how to run this from the robotask service. If you can tell ...

Yes, I did that and still not working correctly.

Neither of the test tasks worked either. I put a pause in the .cmd file and when I execute, it simply says press any key to continue. When I click on the .cmd file it works fine. Still won't do anything in the scheduler.

Unfortunately, I haven't dealt much directly with the files. I have only used the interface to set up tasks. Can you tell me what I would need to do with these? Where would I keep them? Do I just modify the strings in the script to direct to my files?

Oleg, I tried what I thought you meant but I don't think I am following. Is there any way you could provide an example?