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Thanks theDBguy - that is the most logical explanation for the failure. I'll pursue that with our support company.

Hi. Powershell runs when I initiate from the .BAT file but fails - see below - when the.BAT file is called from within ACCESS. As the script runs when called direct from the .BAT file I believe that the problem is something to do with ACCESS ability. T:AMGBACK.PS1 : File T:\AMGBACK.PS1 cannot...

OK I understand what you are saying. Tried removing the '/' but still same response, saying cannot find target file "POWERSHELL"

That is the line in the .BAT file that I am calling from within ACCESS

POWERSHELL is not a .exe application. It is a Command function called from the Command line. Similar to SUBST.

OK thanks for your input. Tried SHELL but same result. Get a message saying cant find file or similar. Only on screen for millisecond.

Can't understand why SUBST (which is a Command Call) works but POWERSHELL does not. Both work when the BAT file is executed by a Windows button.

I am trying to run a POWERSEHLL script from within access. The script is called from a .BAT file, whihc, if run from Winfdows operated happily. There are 2 lines in the .BAT file, as follows: SUBST T: C:\TRAFFIC POWERSHELL T:\AMGBACK.PS1 Following is the line in the Access Event Procedure...