I'm currentley using PCA 8 remote to call PCA 5 host on a DOS pc, PCA 5 has an option to execute a batch (.bat) file according to the password - in the batch file I run AWSend
to get the files from the remote, I then run our payroll programs, finaly I run AWSend to return the payslips to the remote, Logoff and wait for the next call. All the above operations are in one batch file which runs automaticaly upon input of the password. Well times have changed the world's moved on and people are using systems that no longer know what DOS is or PCAnywhere below 9, so my question is can I do the same using PCA 9 or higher calling a host on Windows 2000 using the 'Windows scripting host' or something simular. Thanks for any help
Rambleon
to get the files from the remote, I then run our payroll programs, finaly I run AWSend to return the payslips to the remote, Logoff and wait for the next call. All the above operations are in one batch file which runs automaticaly upon input of the password. Well times have changed the world's moved on and people are using systems that no longer know what DOS is or PCAnywhere below 9, so my question is can I do the same using PCA 9 or higher calling a host on Windows 2000 using the 'Windows scripting host' or something simular. Thanks for any help
Rambleon
