Double quotes on Execute statement

[#1]

Hi all,

I'm trying to include in EXECUTE double quotes because i need it to perform a correct command in cmd:

I had it :

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C "Application.exe list=$(List) -logsOutput=logs/applog";

and it works perfectly, but if i insert in $(List) a String with space the Application.exe crashes.

I test it on cmd putting:

Application.exe list="String1;String 2; String String " -logsOutput=logs/applog

and it works too, but my problem now is that i don't be able to insert double quotes in EXECUTE statement:

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C "Application.exe list="$(List)" -logsOutput=logs/applog";

PS: I tried with chr(34) too and doesn't works.

Thanks in advance,

BR,

Ivan

[PrashantSangle]

Hi,

In your variable definition add it.

Regards,

[#3]

Hi dreamer4‌,

I don't use a variable to do it, can you explain how i can do with it?

I try it putting all the string in a variable an then use EXECUTE Variable but it doesn't works..

BR

[PrashantSangle]

Hi,

How you assign value in List???

where you are creating List?

Regards

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I did it removing cmd and quotes:

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C "Application.exe list=$(List) -logsOutput=logs/applog";

like this:

EXECUTE Application.exe list="$(List)" -logsOutput=logs/applog;

It works, thanks for the support!

BR,

Ivan.

[marcus_sommer]

I think I would try something like this:

let vExecute = '"Application.exe list=' & '$(List)' & ' -logsOutput=logs/applog"';

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C $(vExecute);

- Marcus

[Peter_Cammaert]

What about

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C Application.exe list="$(List)" -logsOutput=logs\applog;

Best,

Peter

[Peter_Cammaert]

Or this?

EXECUTE cmd.exe /C "Application.exe list=""$(List)"" -logsOutput=logs\applog";

Best,

Peter

[PrashantSangle]

Good

Close the thread.

Regards

[#10]

This works too.

Thanks guys!