Hi all
How can I assign this file path/target to a variable?
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Unik System Design as\UnikBolig4.exe” /DBID=Ekstra
I need to be able to run it in either the Start Process activity or Windows Run.
Thanks in advance!
Hi all
How can I assign this file path/target to a variable?
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Unik System Design as\UnikBolig4.exe” /DBID=Ekstra
I need to be able to run it in either the Start Process activity or Windows Run.
Thanks in advance!
Buddy @ChrisPals
Welcome to UiPath community buddy
use a string variable named like
out_text = “C:\Program Files (x86)\Unik System Design as\UnikBolig4.exe”
Then you are right use start process and pass this variable like this buddy
Hope this would help you
Cheer
Hi Palaniyappan
Maybe it’s me that do not understand your solution, but what about the ‘/DBID=Ekstra’.
This needs to go in the variable too
Buddy @ChrisPals may i know what does that mean ‘/DBID=Ekstra’. is that something related to database
Sorry i didn’t get that anytime before
Cheers
Yeah I believe it defines which database the application should use.
Best regards
But i hope its not needed buddy @ChrisPals , try with this because ultimately we have the exe file that we want to get executed, so the path till exe is more than enough and last segment looks like arguments and you can pass the same in arguments input if you want like this “/DBID=Ekstra”, else don’t pass that argument and try buddy that would work
Cheers
Short answer would be to embed the quotes. You can do so by using 2 doublequotes inside your outer quotes. Like this:
"""C:\Program Files (x86)\Unik System Design as\UnikBolig4.exe"" /DBID=Ekstra"
you can test this output with Write Line or Message Box too, just to be sure.
My mistake, I think for the activity in UiPath, you need to place the switch in the Arguments. check out this discussion: Start Process or Open Application > Argument Property Syntax Question - #2 by florin.stan
Regards.
Did that work for you buddy @ChrisPals
Yes @Palaniyappan, I figured it out by looking at the topic @ClaytonM referenced.
Thank you both for the answers, it helped a lot.
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