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Dear Shilpi Agarwal
First of all: you are aware you are not actually using the Jenkins integration? The 'proper' way is not to run a Windows batch command under Build, but to use a 'Testcomplete Test' step.
Apart from this: If you want to do it with a Windows batch job, what you are doing looks fine. (I may very well have missed something). I suspect that it is not the Testcomplete batch job that is failing, but another (run afterwards by Jenkins). Can you verify that the tests have not actually run? (Whether there are any logs in C:\Testlogs\). If it is the Testcomplete batch file that is failing: are you sure the paths are correct? (That there are files at the end of them, esp. 'bin' vs. 'Bin')
Hope this helps.
Søren Harder, QA engineer, Zmags
PS! I have no experience with Subversion and am definitely not a version system expert, but have a little experience with the Jenkins integration and also using windows batch to run TC tests.
PPS! I would use TestExecute in Jenkins instead of TestComplete, but that should not make a difference.