Patrick_Young@resbbs.UUCP (Patrick Young) (03/26/91)
Lately, I've been getting this error msg, "No K directive" when running scripts under WB2.0. This occurs when the scripts are executed from the startup-sequence sequentially. However, when i execute these same scripts from CLI individually, the same error doesn't occur. Why is this? Help is appreciated.
jpotter@ucs.adelaide.edu.au (Jonathan Potter) (03/27/91)
It is, as far as I know, caused by the usage of < and > in a batch file for
redirection purposes. Unless you change it, the Execute command uses < and >
within batch files as bracket characters. Try adding these two lines to the top
of the batch file :
.bra {
.ket }
This will change the bracket characters to { and }, and allow you to use < and
> for redirection.
Jon