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What does the Message AssemblyInfo.cs exited with code 9009 mean? What could I do to correct this issue.

Thank you

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On a more serious note, we need more to go on. On google I'm getting results that "is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" to its not an executable program to compiler errors.

jdelator
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could it possibly be this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/908268

MaLio
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Thanks everyone for the answers and my apologies for the poorly worded question. Nevertheless, you all answered so quick and it was all I needed to realize that it was a newly added pre-build event that some one had added for a new script. Once the path was correct all the revisions #s were updated automatically from svn. Simple but somewhat cryptic in my opinion.

dgo
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Another variant:

today I call python interpreter from cron in win32 and take ExitCode (%ERRORLEVEL%) 9009, because system account used by cron don't have path to Python directory.

Denis Barmenkov
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Did you try to give the full path of the command that is running in the pre- or post-build event command?

I was getting 9009 error due to a xcopy post-build event command (Visual Studio 2008). The command "xcopy.exe /Y C:\projectpath\project.config C:\compilepath\" exited with code 9009.

But in my case it was also intermittent. That is, the error message persists until a restart of the computer. Disappears after a restart of the computer. It is back after some remotely related issue I am yet to discover.

However, in my case providing the command with its full path solved the issue:
c:\windows\system32\xcopy.exe /Y C:\projectpath\project.config C:\compilepath\
instead of just xcopy.exe /Y C:\projectpath\project.config C:\compilepath\

If I do not have the full path, it runs for a while after a restart, and then stops...

thehhv
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Most probably you have space in your resultant path.

nils_gate