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Hi all,
I've read a MS article ( Article ID: 830473 ) that CMD is limited to 2047
bytes; that limit works when i type all those characters in a CMD window. It
also worked when a legacy app uses CMD to run a command (it was about 4
months).
Server and client stations have always been W2K SP4, with all critical
updates installed until today...
But now, the same legacy app can issue a 4060-byte lon command string with
no problem!!!!
Does any one of you geniuses know if it's been modfied in a W2K
update/service pack?
I made some chages/restrictions into my app based on 2047 limit and now i
have to explain why thaty limit has benn iincreased!!!!
Help PLease!!!
Thanks
I've read a MS article ( Article ID: 830473 ) that CMD is limited to 2047
bytes; that limit works when i type all those characters in a CMD window. It
also worked when a legacy app uses CMD to run a command (it was about 4
months).
Server and client stations have always been W2K SP4, with all critical
updates installed until today...
But now, the same legacy app can issue a 4060-byte lon command string with
no problem!!!!
Does any one of you geniuses know if it's been modfied in a W2K
update/service pack?
I made some chages/restrictions into my app based on 2047 limit and now i
have to explain why thaty limit has benn iincreased!!!!
Help PLease!!!
Thanks