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var WshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
var commandLine = "svnadmin dump " + repoFullPath + " > " + repoName + ".dumpfile";
WshShell.Exec(commandLine)

I am trying to run above cscript in Windows but it seems like, it's doing nothing. It doesn't create the dump file.

Any mistake that I am doing?

bahrep
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chandrajeet
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  • How are you calling this script? Is this a hook script? What are the values of repoFullPath and repoName? How do these get valued? – Patrick Cuff Jan 14 '09 at 23:56

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You have not assigned values to repoFullPath or repoName. Before the Exec line, put 

WScript.Echo(commandLine);

so that you can see what the script is trying to run.

D'Arcy Rittich
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Create a new command interpreter for your command using cmd, and have it terminate when done using the /C flag.

For example:

commandLine = "cmd /C svnadmin dump " + repoFullPath + " > " + repoName + ".dumpfile";