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From: Arbie on 22 Jan 2010 05:53
Hi

I am launching an application from another and sending some info re command
line arguments, one of which is a big string. In Windows 7 this works fine,
but in XP "Access Denied" message appears. Shortening the big string
overcomes this.

I have tried to find out the maximum allowable argument size, both for XP
and Windows 7 but can't find this anywhere. Anybody know the answer

Ray

From: Patrice on 22 Jan 2010 09:53
Hello,

Perhaps http://support.microsoft.com/kb/830473/en-us

Are you above 8191 under XP (and they would have still enlarge this under
Windows 7 ?)

With such a long string, having a response file or something similar could
perhaps help anyway...

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Patrice


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> Hi
>
> I am launching an application from another and sending some info re
> command line arguments, one of which is a big string. In Windows 7 this
> works fine, but in XP "Access Denied" message appears. Shortening the big
> string overcomes this.
>
> I have tried to find out the maximum allowable argument size, both for XP
> and Windows 7 but can't find this anywhere. Anybody know the answer
>
> Ray
>

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