simple script

[DEGO]

hi all,

I have this script that is very easy:

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::
::@echo off

::
cls

::
set instance    = %1
set database    = %2

::
set log_extension       = log
set setup_log_path      = %CD%\%database%
set setup_log_name      = %~n0.%log_extension%
set setup_log_file_path = %setup_log_path%\%setup_log_name%

the ouput is :

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set instance = myinstance <-- correct

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set database = mydb <-- correct

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set log_extension = log <-- correct

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set setup_log_path = C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer\ <-- why the result is not the concatenation?

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set setup_log_name = Setup. <-- why the result is not the concatenation?

C:\Users\ce168diedifi\Desktop\prova-installer>set setup_log_file_path = \ <-- why the result is not the concatenation?

Please help me.

Diego

[aGerman]

Remove all spaces around the = in every SET statement.

Steffen

[DEGO]

yes, now it works fine.

thanks.