There seems to be a problem with executing a MySQL command as the command line arguments must include a Less Than sign "<".
The syntax is a s follows:
File to Execute:
c:\mysql\bin\mysql
Command Line Arguments:
< "%AppDir%\install\sql\mcc_2.1.2_dbinst_mysql.s ql"
I tried various ways to do this but it does not work and as I didnt find a way of stopping the execution to se what it is trying to do I could not debug the actions.
Is using a < sign in Command Line Argument a limitation? or can it be done some other way? An example that does not work is attached.
The syntax is a s follows:
File to Execute:
c:\mysql\bin\mysql
Command Line Arguments:
< "%AppDir%\install\sql\mcc_2.1.2_dbinst_mysql.s ql"
I tried various ways to do this but it does not work and as I didnt find a way of stopping the execution to se what it is trying to do I could not debug the actions.
Is using a < sign in Command Line Argument a limitation? or can it be done some other way? An example that does not work is attached.