Executing a .bat file on CMD

Hello all,

For a programming process we need to execute a .bat file from CMD. I'm on Windows 10 x64. When I paste the path to the file and hit Enter, the message below is expected to show up:
Setting up environment for Qt usage...

It happened a time and when we wanted to restart the process, because of a problem, and re-execute that file, this message wasn't shown.
Actually when I hit enter on CMD nothing is shown up and the cursor goes back to the previous path. In other words, the .bat file won't be executed to set up the environment.

Does anyone know how to fix this and execute the file properly, please?

Use CMD /C "D:\Testing.bat" if the next command should be run only after "D:\Testing.bat" has been completed.

@Paul Black
It's a programming process that I want to use the command line to build it. Code is only part of the whole things.

I think @Kyhi and @Matthew Wai say that I must twist the path on CMD using "...". Right?

In CMD /C "D:\Testing.bat", replace D:\Testing.bat with the actual file path.
Note that the command works in a CMD file but not in a CMD prompt.
If you can only use a CMD prompt, run Start "" "D:\Testing.bat"