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Adams General Forum Hello Team we want to run bat file dynamically access Adams2023_3 / acar / ru-st/ b/ example.cmd via MATLAB in command prompt mode but when we tried there was prompt each time to enter Adams2023_3 /acar/ ru-st/ b / example.cmd.

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Hello Team we want to run bat file dynamically access Adams2023_3 / acar / ru-st/ b/ example.cmd via MATLAB in command prompt mode but when we tried there was prompt each time to enter Adams2023_3 /acar/ ru-st/ b / example.cmd.

RSubrama 11 months ago

Kindly let us know the process to run a bat file dynamically without prompt

Thanks

0 Alexis Del Rio 11 months ago

Hi RSubrama,

The best way to start is looking in SimCompanion and search for this, simcompanion.hexagon.com/.../article-list.

in the meantime have a look at:

Have a look at simcompanion.hexagon.com/.../controlling-adams-from-matlab-kb8023750

simcompanion.hexagon.com/.../launching-adams-car-in-batch-mode-from-matlab-kb8020474

Thanks,

Alexis
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0 RSubrama 11 months ago

Thanks for your response, I don't have access to the second article i.e https://simcompanion.hexagon.com/customers/s/article/controlling-adams-from-matlab-kb8023750
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0 RSubrama 11 months ago

sorry the second one https://simcompanion.hexagon.com/customers/s/article/launching-adams-car-in-batch-mode-from-matlab-kb8020474

am able to access the first one https://simcompanion.hexagon.com/customers/s/article/launching-adams-car-in-batch-mode-from-matlab-kb8020474
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0 Alexis Del Rio 11 months ago

try searching in SimCompanion for similar keywords. There are a variety of articles, forum questions like yours...
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0 Jesper Slattengren 11 months ago

What is the '/' for in your command line?

The command is simply

Adams2023_3 acar ru-st b example.cmd exit

Would this work for you? If not, it is likely that the Matlab command prompt doesn't inherit the proper path from the system. Try instead the full path

"C:/Program Files/MSC.Software/Adams/2023_3/common/mdi.bat" acar ru-st b example.cmd exit
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