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AndiMzD
Hello,
in a batch file I use the start command which opens a command shell and passes my batch file to this cmd.
My Batch file is named Run my query.bat It contains this:
Start "This
script runs my query" \windows\system32\cmd /C c:\mypath\myquery.bat
In order that the command shell closes at the end I have to open it by using cmd with the /C switch.
I would not need the path to the cmd as it is in the path anyway. I just tried that because I figured perhaps that would lead to an admin console window. But it does NOT.
I know how to open an admin command shell manually. That is not the point here. The point is to open an admin console from within a batch file as here using start with cmd /C
I do not see any chance to accomplish this. Is it true that an NT shell script admin console window can never be opened from within a batch file?
Thank you.
Andreas
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in a batch file I use the start command which opens a command shell and passes my batch file to this cmd.
My Batch file is named Run my query.bat It contains this:
Start "This
script runs my query" \windows\system32\cmd /C c:\mypath\myquery.bat
In order that the command shell closes at the end I have to open it by using cmd with the /C switch.
I would not need the path to the cmd as it is in the path anyway. I just tried that because I figured perhaps that would lead to an admin console window. But it does NOT.
I know how to open an admin command shell manually. That is not the point here. The point is to open an admin console from within a batch file as here using start with cmd /C
I do not see any chance to accomplish this. Is it true that an NT shell script admin console window can never be opened from within a batch file?
Thank you.
Andreas
Continue reading...