i know topic seems very familiar and there are many answers given for same, but my issue is something else.I have a .bat file in which i am passing more then 10 parameters(I know limit is 9 but i need it).It seems to be working fine.Script is below-:
#ECHO OFF
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set n=0
for %%a in (%*) do (
set vector[!n!]=%%a
set /A n+=1
)
SET sadminUser=%vector[0]%
SET sadminPassword=%vector[1]%
SET dsnProvider=%vector[2]%
SET dbUserName=%vector[3]%
SET schemaFilePath=%vector[4]%
SET ddldictschemalogPath=%vector[5]%
SET repositoryName=%vector[6]%
SET ddlimpschemalogPath=%vector[7]%
SET grantUserRole=%vector[8]%
SET userId=anyuser
SET host=myhost
SET password=password
SET datatable=%vector[9]%
SET indexTable=%vector[10]%
SET ddlimpschemalogPath2=%vector[11]%
echo %ddlimpschemalogPath2%
echo y | "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\plink" -ssh %userId%#%host% -pw %password% exit
"C:\Program Files\PuTTY\plink" -ssh %userId%#%host% -pw %password% "PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin /opt/siebel/w44gq8sw/DDL_Sync.sh %sadminUser% %sadminPassword% %dsnProvider% %dbUserName% %schemaFilePath% %ddldictschemalogPath% %repositoryName% %ddlimpschemalogPath% %grantUserRole% %datatable% %indexTable% %ddlimpschemalogPath2%" > ddlSuccess.txt 2>&1
Now as you see i am doing echo %ddlimpschemalogPath2% which is last parameter in array,and i can see correct output as well.
Problem is when i try to pass these parameters into UNIX Shell Script.You can see i am doing in bat file using putty command line Plink.I can successfully connect to shell script as well,And i am trying to echo all the passed parameters in shell script.But facing some issue . Script is below-:
#!/bin/bash
sadminUser=$1
sadminPassword=$2
dsnProvider=$3
dbUserName=$4
schemaFilePath=$5
ddldictschemalogPath=$6
repositoryName=$7
ddlimpschemalogPath=$8
grantUserRole=$9
datatable=${10}
indexTable=${11}
ddlimpschemalogPath2=${12}
echo "$sadmimUser"
echo "$sadminPassword"
echo "$ddlimpschemalogPath2"
echo password | sudo -S -l
sudo host << EOF
// Do something else
EOF
I Found one issue. In .bat i have parameter called -: repositoryName . When i do echo %repositoryName% it gives "Siebel Repository" correct output. Now when this spaced value is passed as parameter to shell script it breaks into 2 different values so:
These two parameter in script take 2 different values-:
repositoryName=$7
ddlimpschemalogPath=$8
Output-:
Siebel
repository
And it should be one value for parameter repositoryName=$7 . Giving value Siebel Repository. Why is this happening? Can this me issue why value are up and down?
As you can see in .bat i am making call to shell script, and passing parameters taken from .bat file as below-:
DDL_Sync.sh %sadminUser% %sadminPassword% %dsnProvider% %dbUserName% %schemaFilePath% %ddldictschemalogPath% %repositoryName% %ddlimpschemalogPath% %grantUserRole% %datatable% %indexTable% %ddlimpschemalogPath2%" > ddlSuccess.txt 2>&1
You can see complete line above in .bat.
Invoking .bat file -:
dlSync.bat "SAD" "glob81" "gepf_DSN" "SIEBEL" "/global/u70/globepfdev/siebel/schema.ddl" "/global/u70/globepfdev/siebel/siebsrvr/log/dev2prod/output/expschem.log" "Siebel Repository" "/global/u70/globepfdev/siebel/siebsrvr/log/dev2prod/output/ddlsync1.log" "SSE_ROLE" "GLOB_DATA_SMALL" "GLOB_INDEX_SMALL" "/global/u70/globepfdev/siebel/siebsrvr/log/dev2prod/output/ddlsync2.log"
Same parameter are passing out to shell script . where "Siebel Repository" breaks into 2. Thanks
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I have defined the properties using snippet generator and below is the portion from the jenkinsfile.
properties([[$class: 'RebuildSettings', autoRebuild: false, rebuildDisabled: false], parameters([string(defaultValue: 'SNAPSHOT', description: '', name: 'BUILD_TYPE'), string(defaultValue: '5.7.0', description: '', name: 'BRANCH_VERSION')]), pipelineTriggers([])])
When I echo the above defined properties using either "echo param" or "echo env.param" these parameters are correctly resolved.
Below are resolved correctly:
echo BUILD_TYPE
echo BRANCH_VERSION
echo env.BUILD_TYPE
echo env.BRANCH_VERSION
However, I need to use these parameters in batch script which is part of the same jenkinsfile, but these parameters are not resolved there. Below is batch portion from the jenkinsfile
bat '''echo off
echo "flag: env.BUILD_TYPE"
echo "flag: env.BRANCH_VERSION"'''
As the batch script is a Windows CMD Script, it must follow syntax for windows CMD.
ie. This means using correct variable expansion for environmental variables as handled by the CMD Interpreter.
CMD scripts expand the environmental variables by wrapping them in percent signs (or Exclamation Marks ! when you have Enabled Delayed Expansion).
eg: Jenkins sets Environmental Variable BUILD_TYPE CMD Expands this value using %BUILD_TYPE% (or !BUILD_TYPE! if you use delayed expansion in the cmd script)
If it was in a stand-alone CMD file it would look like this:
REM Script: Jenkinsbat.cmd
#(SETLOCAL
ECHO OFF
)
echo "flag: %BUILD_TYPE%"
echo "flag: %BRANCH_VERSION%"
(ENDLOCAL
Exit /b
)
And Jenkins would call it like this by referencing the full path of the script:
bat '''REM Call Script: Jenkinsbat.cmd
ECHO OFF
CALL "\\URL\Share\Path_to_Bat\Jenkinsbat.cmd"'''
Since your batch script is code sitting inside the Jenkins file it should look like this:
bat '''REM Script: Jenkinsbat.cmd
ECHO OFF
echo "flag: %BUILD_TYPE%"
echo "flag: %BRANCH_VERSION%"'''
I have a batch file I want to be able to call from the command line like:
myBatch.bat testParam
That batch file is the following:
set sid=%1
C:\Windows\System32\ftp.exe -s:%0
goto done
open servername
username
password
get 'FilePath%sid%restoffilepath' targetPath\%sid%MyName.txt
bye
:done
However, I cannot seem to get the FilePath%sid%restoffilepath part to work right - I believe it is because the %0 is treating the input as literal, but I'm not 100% sure. The %sid% variable is not expanded.
I basically want to have FilePath%sid%restoffilepath be FilePathtestParamrestoffilepath in this case.
Think carefully about what you are doing here--the ftp.exe is reading the file. Your batch script, which knows what %1 is, is not feeding the data to ftp.exe.
What you need to do is to shoot the script out to a file, and then run the ftp command:
set sid=%1
echo open servername >> myftp.txt
echo username >> myftp.txt
echo password >> myftp.txt
echo get 'FilePath%sid%restoffilepath' targetPath\%sid%MyName.txt >> myftp.txt
echo bye >> myftp.txt
C:\Windows\System32\ftp.exe -s:myftp.txt
I am trying to make a real .bat to .exe converter. I'm currently attempting to create a script witch injects cmd-commands into one cmd-process/environment. Here is what I have so fare:
#!/usr/bin/python3
from os import system as cmd
def ce(*a):
a = list(a)
for b in range(0, len(a)):
cmd(a[b])
# I need each entry of cmd(a[b]) to run in the same cmd environment and therefore
# do what a normal .bat/.cmd program would.
return a
cd1 = ['#echo off', 'set hw=Hi', 'echo %hw%', 'set hw', 'pause']
if ce(*cd1) != cd1:
print('Error')
cmd('pause')
quit()
All it does is iterate through those commands in 'cd1' and executes them one-by-one. As soon as I establish 'hw' as 'Hi', the variable is gone. Not only that but instead of saying "ECHO is off' it displays "%hw%". IF anyone can help me, please do so.
The problem is that you execute each line in a new cmd environment instead of executing line by line in one cmd. To get it workig you have to concatenate all lines with && and then run the whole string as one command line.
But there's still a problem. Concider this line:
#echo off && set x=123 && echo %x% && pause
This will not return the output 123 because the commands are executed at once so echo %x% won't know that %x% is set to 123. To get this working you have to add the command SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion and adress the value of x by !x! instead of %x%.
So the line
#SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion && #echo off && set x=123 && echo !x! && pause
will give you the desired output.
You should decide how you want your script to work. If you use a && b b will only be executed if a was successful. If you user a & b instead b will be executed even if there was an error in a.
I am basically a Linux guy forced into a Windows world lately, so I need to write a bat script, but I ran into the following problem.
Here is my .bat script
///////////////////////////
echo.
echo This is testbat script
echo -----------------------------------------------------------
echo.
if "%1"=="" (
echo "You did not enter an argument
) else (
set "myvar="
echo Argument is %1%
set myvar=%1%
if "%myvar%"=="%1%" (
echo myvar is %myvar%
) else (
echo myvar is not set to %1
)
)
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
It seems that I need to run this script twice to get myvar to change.
For example,
FIRST RUN:
testbat.bat hello
OUTPUT:
This is testbat script
-----------------------
Argument is hello
myvar is not set to hello
SECOND RUN:
testbat.bat hello
OUTPUT:
This is testbat script
-----------------------
Argument is hello
myvar is hello
NOW CHANGE the argument to bye
THIRD RUN:
testbat.bat bye
OUTPUT:
This is testbat script
-----------------------
Argument is bye
myvar is not set to bye (In fact, it is still hello here)
FOURTH RUN (same input as THIRD):
> testbat.bat bye
OUTPUT:
This is testbat script
-----------------------
Argument is bye
myvar is bye (Finally gets updated)
////////////////////////////////////
My question is why the script doesn't update the environment variable the first time?
Why do I need to run the script a second time to get the variable to change to the new value in the script? I used the SET command and discovered that the value is changed in the environment, why does the script output reflect the old value. Of course, the value in the environment might not change until after the script completed, not sure.
I'm running the script and then using the up arrow to edit the command line if that makes any difference, it doesn't seem to though.
You cannot use %1% as an environment variable because %1 is a command line replaceable parameter.
To set/change and display a variable within parentheses or a loop you need
#echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
and use echo !myvar!
I am trying to execute a PL-SQL statemtn in a file and log the results to a log file. It works, but the DOS window hangs and I have to manually close it.
Am I ending the SqlPlus session incorrectly?
rem SET TERMOUT OFF;
SET SqlPlusExe=C:\Oracle\product\11203_32bit\CLIENT_1\bin\sqlplus.exe
SET MyUser=MyID
SET MyPassword=MyPwd
SET Host=RXODSDEV.CIGNA.COM
SET SqlFile=C:\Users\MyLanId\Desktop\SQLPlus\test.sql
SET LogFile=C:\Users\MyLanId\Desktop\SQLPlus\test.log
%SqlPlusExe% %MyUser%/%MyPassword%#%Host% #%SqlFile% >> %LogFile%
quit;
/
For Windows-scripting I recommend you to set the environment variable "LOCAL" ("TWO_TASK" on linux). The variable will specify you connection string.
set LOCAL=RXODSDEV.CIGNA.COM
REM Create the file to run
#(
echo connect %MyUser%/%MyPassword%
echo #%SqlFile%
echo exit^;
) > %TEMP%\run.sql
sqlplus /nolog #%TEMP%\run.sql >> out.log
But who is doing DOS scripting these days? Powershell is so much more fun!
Maybe you find my launcher script useful, take a look at http://www.unix.com/windows-and-dos-issues-and-discussions/256021-windowss-batch-launcher-oracle-sql-linux-sh-scripts-available-here.html