I have updated the S drive thank you both (Slide and Jer).
I need to explain that the reason why I have to call the executable this
way by stating the drive letter is because the executable is a PeopleSoft
Test Framework that I am calling to login to playback a recorded test
script. So, moving
Like stated by slide, the drive is not accessible by Jenkins like most
services doesn't see the same drive letter as user. I would recommend add
crendential into Windows credential manager and use absolute machine path
where the share is access:
\\10.1.10.66\Share\MyPath
You can also use the fo
Is Jenkins running as your user? If not, then it probably won't have access
to S:\Users\Kofi.Boateng. You would probably want to put the log in the
workspace of the job LOG="%WORKSPACE%\ptf_log2.txt"
On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 6:55 AM Kofi Boateng wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have installed Jenkins on my wind
Hi,
I have installed Jenkins on my windows E drive. I created a Jenkins job to
run the following command. The command is to run a windows executable from
my windows C drive. However, the status of the run is Failed. Any help to
fix the failure would be much appreciated.
call *"C:\Program Files
