You are missing the command to start Sesame, and have the terms reversed.
From the Sesame documentation:
Quote:Syntax:sesame [-macro <macro_file.mac>][-server <server_name[:port_no1][:port_no2]>]
[-client <server_name[:port_no1][:port_no2]>][-closed][-splash <image_file<.bmp | .jpg | .png>>]
[-scheme <scheme_name>][-blink][-help][- warn_none][- warn_high][-daemon][sesame_database.db]
*Items in "[ ... ]" are optional and may appear in any order. Items in "< ... >" are required arguments
and must immediately follow their command.
Summary: Syntax is like this (without the "/" shown for sequence separation):
sesame command / -switches /databaseTry this:
Quote:c:\Sesame\Program\sesame -closed c:\sesame\data\invoice.db
AND
Quote:c:\Sesame\Program\sesame -macro entry.mac c:\sesame\data\invoice.db
List of command line switches:
Quote:[-macro <macro_file.mac>]
[-server <server_name[:port_no1][:port_no2]>]
[-client <server_name[:port_no1][:port_no2]>]
[-closed]
[-splash <image_file<.bmp | .jpg | .png>>]
[-scheme <scheme_name>]
[-blink]
[-help]
[-warn_none]......(I removed space after hyphen, think it's a typo)
[-warn_high].......(I removed space after hyphen, think it's a typo)
[-daemon]
*Items in "[ ... ]" are optional and may appear in any order.
Items in "< ... >" are required arguments and must immediately follow their command.
Items separated by "|" are exclusive OR selections.