Run Job without Displaying Password

I am trying to run an application through the 24x7 scheduler using the following JAL script:

DIM sts, number
Run( "application.exe password", "D:\\software\\bin\\", sts )

The problem is, it then displays the application password in the title bar of the running window. Is there a way to avoid this. I realize I could put the commands in a batch file and run them, however then the 24x7 job doesn't think it is finished as long as the application is running. I would prefer the 24x7 job started the application and then ended, leaving the application running in the foreground.

Thanks!

How about "cmd /C application.exe password", does it still show the password?
What kind of program is application.exe? console application, Win16, Win32?

Basically that had the same result, showing the password in the title bar. I know the application is not Win16, I assume it is Win32. Not sure what console application is.
Thanks,
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I am not sure anymore in which window you see the password. Can you make a screenshot and edit it wiping out the password area? At least we can see where it is displayed and help you to hide it.

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Below is a screenshot (temporary is the password):

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Ok, now I see that you are running a DOS console application, not a Windows application. The simplest method is to create a generic "driver" batch file with the contents like below

	Code:
	TTILE "%2" cmd /C "%1"

Then you schedule the job, put the following into the command line (this is a template)

	Code:
	driver.bat "This is the command line I want to run" "This is the title I want to set"

Example: driver.bat "essbase.exe temporary" "24x7 Running ESSBASE"

Thanks, that will work!

Sorry for small typo error, instead of TTILE I of course meant to put TITLE