This can often be the number one reason for smelly New Rugs. 2. Some New Rugs will have an exotic smell based on the area or region that they were constructed. Certain chemicals in the dyes, washes and rinses used in rug manufacture can account for some smells.
Executing Exchange Scripts from a Batch File. You can execute your scripts by adding the the Powershell.exe command (see above) into a Windows Batch file. The batch File can then be scheduled to run as part of a scheduled task â or configured within Group Policy to execute as a start up script.Tagged as: Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Execution Policies, Powershell Scripts, Running Powershell Scripts, Set-ExecutionPolicy.he batch File can then be scheduled to run as part of a scheduled task â or configured within Group Policy to execute as a start up script. Tagged as: Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Execution Policies, Powershell Scripts, Running Powershell Scripts, Set-ExecutionPolicy.
You can also use the @ (at sign) command to run a script : The @ and @@ commands list and run the commands in the specified script in the same manner as START. SET ECHO affects the @ and @@ commands in the same way as it affects the START command. To see the commands as SQL*Plus enters them, you can SET ECHO ON.The ECHO system variable controls the listing of the commands in scripts run with the START, @ and @@ commands. Setting the ECHO variable OFF suppresses the listing. START, @ and @@ leave the last SQL command or PL/SQL block of the script in the buffer.xiting from a Script with a Return Code. You can include an EXIT command in a script to return a value when the script finishes. See the EXIT command for more information. You can include a WHENEVER SQLERROR command in a script to automatically exit SQL*Plus with a return code should your script generate a SQL error.