Selecting environment when running .bat file

[Anonymous]

Hi all,

I created a job which uses several context variables. I defined all context variables with context groups for a development environment and a production environment. So when I run the job, I can select the development environment or the production environment.

Everything works fine.

Now, I build my job and want to execute the .BAT file using the Windows Task Scheduler. How do I switch between my development and production environment? 

I'm aware that I can set context variables using parameters with the BAT file. Is there also some parameter which I can use to select the environment?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Just found the solution.

When building the job just select:

[JohnRMK]

Hello,

you can also use the same bat file with the same jar

Just, update the script and change --context=DEV to --context=PRODUCTION. Save the bat file and it will lunch the prod context

[manodwhb]

@Belaid Momo​ , yes you can change in .bat/.sh file --context parameter.

Thanks,

Manohar