Note the backslash at the end of the target path. The problem is that SnAdmin puts a quote around the parameter value and passes it over to the SnAdminRuntime tool as a command line argument. It will become this:
target:"c:\temp\"
The result is that SnAdminRuntime receives an incorrect argument (and all arguments after the wrong one will be missing) - so this problem needs to be fixed here, in SnAdmin.
Current workaround is to remove the backslash - which is OK in case of a path, but there can be a different type of parameter where that character is mandatory.
Note: using a manual quote around the target parameter does not work either, so that cannot be a workaround.
tusmester
commented
3 years ago
The following SnAdmin parameter list results in an incorrectly interpreted param list:
SnAdmin.exe export source:/Root/IMS target:c:\temp\Note the backslash at the end of the target path. The problem is that SnAdmin puts a quote around the parameter value and passes it over to the SnAdminRuntime tool as a command line argument. It will become this:
target:"c:\temp\"The result is that SnAdminRuntime receives an incorrect argument (and all arguments after the wrong one will be missing) - so this problem needs to be fixed here, in SnAdmin.
Current workaround is to remove the backslash - which is OK in case of a path, but there can be a different type of parameter where that character is mandatory.
Note: using a manual quote around the target parameter does not work either, so that cannot be a workaround.