Re: [Condor-users] Help - running of DOS batch command file underCONDOR

["Kewley, J \(John\)" <j.kewley@xxxxxxxx>]

> > Basically I first transferred the CMD.EXE  as the executable, 
> > then I tried 
> > to include the batch command file (i.e. t.bat) as the argument and
> > submitted to the vanilla Universe.
> > 
> > I have tried
> >             t.bat      (status as indicated by condor_q:  cmd 
> > t.bat   )
> >             < t.bat    (                                  cmd 
> > < t.bat )
> >             /c t.bat   (                                  
> > cmd/c t.bat )
> 
> 
> have you tried
>   EXECUTABLE=t.bat
> or
>   EXECUTABLE=cmd.exe
>   ARGUMENTS=t.bat
>   INPUT=t.bat
> 
> [or minor variations on spellings above]

Sorry, instead of INPUT, I meant TRANSFER_INPUT_FILES

The point is that just because a value is an argument it doesn't mean it
is a file to be transferred. I also haven't seen the use of CMD.EXE like this,
I have always just run .bat files directly (usually to invoke cygwin
shellscripts :-) ), so maybe first option may work.

Cheers

JK