[mtsoule]

I have created a batch file, that I keep on a USB stick.  if I run it on a Windows 10 machine, the log files are not being created, however they do appear to be getting created on a Windows 7 machine.

I have a subdirectory "logs" in the folder where the SIW.EXE file and the batch file are located

my batch file:

Code:

cls
@echo off
set /p name= Enter PCID Name:
echo Reading Data, Please wait...
siw.exe /log:csv=logs\%name%_siw.txt /ftp=ftp.mysite.com /ftpUser=ftpuser /ftpPass=ftpuser /silent /s:1073741825 /h:1185739

is anyone else experiencing this?

[gtopala]

I have created a batch file, that I keep on a USB stick.  if I run it on a Windows 10 machine, the log files are not being created, however they do appear to be getting created on a Windows 7 machine.

I have a subdirectory "logs" in the folder where the SIW.EXE file and the batch file are located

my batch file:

Code:

cls
@echo off
set /p name= Enter PCID Name:
echo Reading Data, Please wait...
siw.exe /log:csv=logs\%name%_siw.txt /ftp=ftp.mysite.com /ftpUser=ftpuser /ftpPass=ftpuser /silent /s:1073741825 /h:1185739

is anyone else experiencing this?

/silent option hides all errors. Please try once without /silent.

[mtsoule]

I have created a batch file, that I keep on a USB stick.  if I run it on a Windows 10 machine, the log files are not being created, however they do appear to be getting created on a Windows 7 machine.

I have a subdirectory "logs" in the folder where the SIW.EXE file and the batch file are located

my batch file:

Code:

cls
@echo off
set /p name= Enter PCID Name:
echo Reading Data, Please wait...
siw.exe /log:csv=logs\%name%_siw.txt /ftp=ftp.mysite.com /ftpUser=ftpuser /ftpPass=ftpuser /silent /s:1073741825 /h:1185739

is anyone else experiencing this?

/silent option hides all errors. Please try once without /silent.

[gtopala]

I have created a batch file, that I keep on a USB stick.  if I run it on a Windows 10 machine, the log files are not being created, however they do appear to be getting created on a Windows 7 machine.

I have a subdirectory "logs" in the folder where the SIW.EXE file and the batch file are located

my batch file:

Code:

cls
@echo off
set /p name= Enter PCID Name:
echo Reading Data, Please wait...
siw.exe /log:csv=logs\%name%_siw.txt /ftp=ftp.mysite.com /ftpUser=ftpuser /ftpPass=ftpuser /silent /s:1073741825 /h:1185739

is anyone else experiencing this?

/silent option hides all errors. Please try once without /silent.

It is the default behavior when you use /ftp command line option (or /email or /httppost).
A temporary file is created, ftp-ed and removed after delivery.
If you want to keep the temporary file, please add /nodelete command line option (check https://www.gtopala.com/siw/command-line.php)