There was a thread running a couple of months ago about the Proshut.bat file
and using this file along with the UPS shutdown program. I looked at the
.bat file and it look like the file can except up to 9 parameter. (%1
through %9).
Can you just put your SET statement and the _mprshut statement with the
actual parameter in a batch file? Such as:
If "%DLC%"= ="" set DLC=x:\progress
"%DLC%\bin\_mprshut" vantage.db -by -H servername -S vantage
and then have the UPS shutdown program run this file in event of a total
power outage?
Thanks in advance.
Randy Duly
MIS Manager
National Tube Form, LLC
Manufacturer of Metal Tubing Products
3405 Engle Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46809-1115
Voice: (219) 478-2363 ext. 245
Fax: (219) 478-1043
Randy.duly@... <mailto:Randy.duly@...>
and using this file along with the UPS shutdown program. I looked at the
.bat file and it look like the file can except up to 9 parameter. (%1
through %9).
Can you just put your SET statement and the _mprshut statement with the
actual parameter in a batch file? Such as:
If "%DLC%"= ="" set DLC=x:\progress
"%DLC%\bin\_mprshut" vantage.db -by -H servername -S vantage
and then have the UPS shutdown program run this file in event of a total
power outage?
Thanks in advance.
Randy Duly
MIS Manager
National Tube Form, LLC
Manufacturer of Metal Tubing Products
3405 Engle Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46809-1115
Voice: (219) 478-2363 ext. 245
Fax: (219) 478-1043
Randy.duly@... <mailto:Randy.duly@...>