ERR file produced thru command line compile

I'm trying to compile Oracle6 and Oracle9i forms thru the command line. Fmx files are created but so are err files. Upon inspection of the err files, it just states that there are no compilation errors. So this means that the fmx files are created correctly.
Is there a way for the Oracle6 form compiler (ifcmp60.exe) and the Oracle9i form compiler (ifcmp90.exe) to suppress the creation of err files if there are no compilation errors ?
thanks.

No they will always be created. To check if there is a error with the compile you should check the DOS %ERRORLEVEL% value and if that indicates a non zero value then look at the .err file.

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I've checked my .xpj file and they have relative paths only.
I've deleted my .cpd file.
I've removed chm references from my rhbag.apj.
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directory tacked on:
It's strange; because if I compile without the command line, by opening the project and running the generation inside of RH, I don't get the problem where it re-writes the [Merge Files] section with the pathnames.
Any ideas on where are these rogue full pathways coming from and how I can fix it? Or is it just a bug with the command line version of the compiler that Adobe will need to fix?

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Advice on constructing a test engine and formatting a spreadsheet test file to perform command line interface testing on a product through telnet or serial interface

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