said:
>That much works OK. But the file exits at that point.
No it did not. It is waiting for you to exit the secondary shell you
started. FWIW, this matches the behavior of cmd.exe.
>IF NOT EXIST L:\WEBBACK MD L:\WEBBACK
>IF NOT EXIST L:\WEBBACK\RAY MD L:\WEBBACK\RAY
>IF NOT EXIST L:\WEBBACK\RAY\MAIL MD L:\WEBBACK\RAY\MAIL
>K:\4OS2\4os2.exe copy /S/H/U/V/Z K:\WEBDATA\RAYCHART\MAIL\*.*
>L:\WEBBACK\RAY\MAIL
To get the behavior you want use
K:\4OS2\4os2.exe /c copy /S/H/U/V/Z K:\WEBDATA\RAYCHART\MAIL\*.*
L:\WEBBACK\RAY\MAIL
The /c tells the secondary shell to exit after processing the command
arguments.
See the 4OS2 help section titled "Starting 4OS2" for the gory details.
Steven
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