Very Odd Behaviour of svn update from command line. Bug?

I am using:

MS Windows 2003,
SVN-win32-1.4.6,
Apache/2.2.6 (Win32) DAV/2 SVN/1.4.5 mod_ssl/2.2.6 OpenSSL/0.9.8g,

It appears as though there is some kind of an issue with running 'svn
update' on a working copy from a 'post-commit.bat'. Here's what happens:

Scenario 1:

post-commit.bat:
D:
cd D:\***\***\workingCopy\
PATH C:\Program Files\subversion\svn-win32-1.4.6\bin\;
svn update
mkdir demoDirToProveAPoint
svn info > infofile.txt

C:
end

Run post-commit.bat from command line directly. No problem at all. Works
fine and updates the working directory. Also a new directory is correctly
created called 'demoDirToProveAPoint' and the svn info is correctly piped to
a file called infofile.txt

All great and life is happy when running directly from command line.

Scenario 2:

with exactly the same post-commit.bat

however this time from a remote computer, using Tortoise, a commit is made
after modifying a file. One would expect the svn hook to kick in at the
desired time and automatically to run 'post-commit.bat' in exactly the same
way as if it was run from the command line directly.

The result is that the 'mkdir demoDirToMakeAPoint' and 'svn info >
infofile.txt' work correctly but the 'svn update' fails to action.

What is going on here? Looks like a weird bug. Any one help me out?

thanks
Hugh

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