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Not Sure but you can try
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You can try %encoding while creating the command.
Eg. let say for "admin@123" we could write admin%40123. //@ has hex value of 40 so we escaped it as %40. This is the technique use by many browsers for handling Unicode characters.
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Kautuk Sahni
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Not Sure but you can try
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You can try %encoding while creating the command.
Eg. let say for "admin@123" we could write admin%40123. //@ has hex value of 40 so we escaped it as %40. This is the technique use by many browsers for handling Unicode characters.
Thanks and Regards
Kautuk Sahni
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Hi Kautuk,
Awsome !
Thanks so much for your quick reply. Yes it worked. I am now able to successfully run the command after replacing "@" by "%40".
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