Hide Script Execution Progress Window from a Batch File

[#1]

Hi People,

I've the following code in a batch file that run every day of week with Windows Task Scheduler.

@echo off

"C:\Program Files\QlikView\qv.exe" /R "PATH_\APP.qvw"

But I don't want to show the script execution progress every time that the script run.

How can I achieve that?

Thanks!

[Gysbert_Wassenaar]

Put all the script code in the Hidden Script. If you don't have a hidden script you can add it with the Create Hidden Script... option in the File menu of the script editor.

[Anonymous]

Are you running the Windows Scheduled Task as the same AD user as you logged in as ?

If so then having logged in as the same AD user you'll see whatever screen output the Scheduled Tasks creates.

To avoid this create a dedicated Service Account AD User for running your Scheduled Tasks and you won't see its screen output when logged in as your normal AD User.