Originally posted by: SystemAdmin
I've never heard of the dtxpage command before this thread, but it looks interesting.
Maybe try the command with a dummy mapname to see what gets returned, just ensure the command is seeing the map. In the documentation, is says:
See ″Troubleshooting″ for details about capturing and evaluating the return code resulting from the execution of this utility command.
Under troubleshooting it says:
ERRORLEVEL environment variable
To retrieve the value of the ERRORLEVEL variable, run the following DOS command.
ECHO % ERRORLEVEL %
Utility commands return the following valid values in the ERRORLEVEL variable:
Return Code Description
0 This value indicates that the utility command was successful.
1 This value indicates that the utility command was not successful.
The ERRORLEVEL variable can also be used in batch files to retrieve the value of the return code.
Being it's DOS, I'm not sure if that helps though.
I also see a dtxprof command.
dtxprof is the name of the utility command used to analyze map execution behavior. The output file name and compiled map name (.mmc) are required fields.
The following is the syntax of the dtxprof utility command:
dtxprof
-fs -ts -d -o output_file -dtx "map_name
map_options Maybe run that one against the map to see what happens?
I'll shut up now.
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