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  1. Phil121

    Capture: specified file created but captures to new default file

    The Capture Off is in the spawned script. I rebuilt the main script with the same modifications and tested it as I went and it works fine now. Just one of those things. Thanks for you help, knob and kodr!
  2. Phil121

    Capture: specified file created but captures to new default file

    Thanks for looking at this! They are in the same script. The main script makes a modem connection and logs on to the ERA DMS (dealer management system) based on parameters gathered from a text file and parsed into an array and broken out into variables. Then another set of parameters is...
  3. Phil121

    Capture: specified file created but captures to new default file

    I should have included this: The capture creates a file in the "C:\DataExtractions" directory named "NewExport.txt" 0 KB containing no data and one named "connec1.cap" 514 KB containing all the data. The script continues just fine.
  4. Phil121

    Capture: specified file created but captures to new default file

    Here is the capture code: SET terminal columns 132 SET capturepath "C:\DataExtractions" SET capture overwrite ON SET capture query OFF SET capture file "NewExport.txt" clear pause 2 CAPTURE ON pause 2
  5. Phil121

    Capture: specified file created but captures to new default file

    I have a complex (for me) script that connects to an ERA system and then spawns another script to run and capture a report. When run as a whole, the capture ON creates the specified file but then creates a default file and captures to it instead. When running just the spawned script, it...

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