Hi ashwini,
welcome to the board!
Perhaps your workaround isn't necessary. Just run bibtex btest without the extension .tex and without that renaming.
Stefan
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Re: no .bbl file generated
I know it's a bit too late to reply this.
I encounted the same situation in Miktex and as an amateur, I found Laura's solution is probably the easiest to understand and execute. I've also found someone's solution which is similar to Ashwini's. See at http://rasmusen.org/t/2008/06/bibtex-an ... ogram.html. The thing is that when I am using texlive and bibtex under Ubuntu, no matter I type suffix(.bib) or not, it works. Weird for me. Does it have anything to do with OS file system? Can anybody explain?

no .bbl file generated
Maybe I'm 10 years late... but I think that you just need to remove the "clean" argument from the "compiling" command.
E.g., I'm using miktex with texworks, so in "Edit"->"Preferences"->"Typesetting", under "Processing tools", I edit the command of "pdfLaTeX+MakeIndex+BibTeX" and remove the argument of "--clean".
And then, after compilation, one can find a ".bbl" file...
E.g., I'm using miktex with texworks, so in "Edit"->"Preferences"->"Typesetting", under "Processing tools", I edit the command of "pdfLaTeX+MakeIndex+BibTeX" and remove the argument of "--clean".
And then, after compilation, one can find a ".bbl" file...