Using FTCmd.bat to Execute FTCmd.exe
A batch file, FTCmd.bat, has been provided in the Windows installation that demonstrates how scripting can be accomplished. You may choose to use FTCmd.bat to run the FTCmd application. Using FTCmd.bat allows you to view command line status messages returned by FTCmd. The syntax for using FTCmd.bat is identical to FTCmd.
FTCmd.bat <jobname> [jobdef] -listid <your list ID (VeriMove Access only)>| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| <jobName> | Name of the VeriMove job to run. When the [jobDef] parameter is not supplied, the job name must be the name of a valid job defined in the VeriMove job database. This is the normal way of running a job through the command line interface. |
| [jobDef] | File name of a VeriMove job
definition file to import for execution. When the [jobDef] parameter is supplied, the job name can either be the name for a new job or the name of an existing job whose definition will be replaced by the [jobDef]. This [jobDef] parameter is required if the job is not present in the VeriMove job database and is not case sensitive. For information about creating a job definition file, see Creating a Job Definition File. If the job specified in the jobName parameter already exists in the VeriMove job database, then its file path attributes in the existing job definition will be carried forward as default file path values for the job defined by [jobDef]. No other attributes from the existing job definition are carried forward. If the job specified in <jobName> is for a new job, then the job defaults are the same as those for a new job defined through the GUI. All file paths for a new job default to undefined and must be specified in the [jobDef]. |
| -listid <your list ID> | Name of the List ID for the job to be processed (VeriMove Access only). If you have more than one List ID defined and you do not use this option, a pop up window prompts you to choose a List ID. If you only have one List ID, you do not need to use this option. |