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Shell Command

2008-06-25T14:13:38+02:00

It is OK if i create a '.cmd' file, but it don't delete the file if i write the command in the command line of the shell module.

So i made a 'del.cmd' file with the code :

del "D:Audio ProdUsine RecordEssai 1*.*" /Q

and i call the del.cmd in the command line of the shell module

D:Audio Prodcommanddel.cmd

Like that everythink is ok.

Thank you.

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 14:13

Shell Command

2008-06-25T13:48:22+02:00

don't forget quotes (") especially if your path contains space characters.
try

code :

del D:"Audio Prod""Usine Record""Essai 1"*.* /Q

TO BSORK: the DOS language is universal and the syntax is is the same whatever the country.

Statistics: Posted by senso — 25 Jun 2008, 13:48

Shell Command

2008-06-25T13:30:22+02:00

OK. Thank you very much, but that is what i tried to do, but nothing happens !!

This is the code that i wrote in the command line of Shell Module

code :

del D:Audio ProdUsine RecordEssai 1*.* /Q

But nothing is deleting ....

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 13:30

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:42:21+02:00

Personally, I create .CMD files that I call from the shell module, but that's just me. As long as there's only one command needed, you should be able to do everything that's possible from the command line in Windows from within Usine also.

Try the del command with ; eg

CODE:

"del C:tempaudio*.*".

CODE:

"del C:tempaudio*.* /F /Q".

The /F and /Q switches forces deletion of read-only files, and "quiet mode" (no prompting for confirmation using global wildcard *.*) respectively.

I'm not totally sure whether the switches may differ between languages (but I don't think so). In case you have a non-English Window installation, have a look at the options for the del command by entering cmd in the Start/Run dialog box, and at the prompt in the command window that should pop up, type "del /?" which lists the available switches.

[EDIT]: Senso beat me to it, aaarrgghhh!!!

Statistics: Posted by bsork — 25 Jun 2008, 11:42

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:34:23+02:00

enter the command

CODE:

del C:"my folder"*.* /Q

in the command line?

Statistics: Posted by senso — 25 Jun 2008, 11:34

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:07:59+02:00

Is it possible to delete all files in a specific folder with the 'Shell Command' Module ?

If Yes, How ?

Thank you.

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 11:07

Shell Command

2008-06-25T14:13:38+02:00

It is OK if i create a '.cmd' file, but it don't delete the file if i write the command in the command line of the shell module.

So i made a 'del.cmd' file with the code :

del "D:Audio ProdUsine RecordEssai 1*.*" /Q

and i call the del.cmd in the command line of the shell module

D:Audio Prodcommanddel.cmd

Like that everythink is ok.

Thank you.

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 14:13

Shell Command

2008-06-25T13:48:22+02:00

don't forget quotes (") especially if your path contains space characters.
try

code :

del D:"Audio Prod""Usine Record""Essai 1"*.* /Q

TO BSORK: the DOS language is universal and the syntax is is the same whatever the country.

Statistics: Posted by senso — 25 Jun 2008, 13:48

Shell Command

2008-06-25T13:30:22+02:00

OK. Thank you very much, but that is what i tried to do, but nothing happens !!

This is the code that i wrote in the command line of Shell Module

code :

del D:Audio ProdUsine RecordEssai 1*.* /Q

But nothing is deleting ....

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 13:30

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:42:21+02:00

CODE:

"del C:tempaudio*.*".

CODE:

"del C:tempaudio*.* /F /Q".

Statistics: Posted by bsork — 25 Jun 2008, 11:42

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:34:23+02:00

enter the command

CODE:

del C:"my folder"*.* /Q

in the command line?

Statistics: Posted by senso — 25 Jun 2008, 11:34

Shell Command

2008-06-25T11:07:59+02:00

Is it possible to delete all files in a specific folder with the 'Shell Command' Module ?

If Yes, How ?

Thank you.

Statistics: Posted by cmodica — 25 Jun 2008, 11:07