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I am installing intel TBB performance library. But before using it, I have to setup the environment variables. A script file is provided which automates this process. But when I try to run the .bat file in the command prompt saying mySQL is not a valid command (look at the screenshot). I don't know how MySQL came into the picture. How do I make the script file run properly.? The problem that I am facing with the script file execution

I am facing a similar problem when trying to set the environment variables for Intel IPP using a script file.

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  • looks like an installation bug. – Anton Jan 21 '16 at 22:09
  • There can be problems with system PATH. Remove "line 1: @echo off" from tbbvars.bat, rerun the command and analyze script output. You might see something unusual in script's "set" commands. – Sergey Khlystov Jan 22 '16 at 05:35
  • I removed the "@echo off" from the tbbvars.bat and ran the following command "tbbvats.bat intel64 vs2015" in the command line. I didn't find anything unusual with the "set" command, but it displayed all the environment variables to be set including their paths. – x.projekt Jan 22 '16 at 10:40
  • It is not clear if you observed "MySQL" related messages or not when you removed `@echo off`. Could you attach the output when `@echo off` is removed? P.S. I am not sure if StackOverflow rules allow discussions in comments. Sorry if I violate the rules. If so, you can post your question on Intel Developer Zone Forum. – Alex Jan 22 '16 at 14:13
  • Yes. I did get the "MySQL" related message when I ran the script without "@echo off". But along with that, It also showed the directories and the environment variables to be set for the given set of arguments (in this case "intel64 vs2015") P.S: I did post the same question in the Intel Developer zone forum. – x.projekt Jan 24 '16 at 08:02

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