Run script in powershell

[#1]

So in cmd I can run 

jmp.exe C:\script.jsl

and it will open JMP and run the script.  Anyone know how to do the same in powershell?

I tried

Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Program Files\SAS\JMPPRO\14\jmp.exe" -ArgumentList "C:\script.jsl"

With no luck. 

[#2 · Accepted solution]

never mind.  I found it.  

& "jmp.exe" "C:\script.jsl"

[#3]

Actually what you wrote should work.

I use this:

$JMP_path = "C:\Program Files\SAS\JMP\15\Jmp.exe"
$JMPScriptPath = 'C:\MyScript.jsl'
Start-Process -FilePath $JMP_path -ArgumentList ("`""+$JMPScriptPath+"`"") -Wait

What I would like to add to this is to pass another variable into the script. Any idea how to do that?

[#4]

I've been using environment variables; just set it in powershell then get it in JSL. 

[#5]

Yes, I ended up doing the same thing. I create a ENV variable (it is local to that PowerShell session I believe) and immediately ready it with JMP that is launched from the same PowerShell session.