Hi
Does anyone know how I could invoke a Windows batch file (e.g.
MyBatchFile.bat) and check the ERRORLEVEL environment variable after the
batch file completes execution.
Thanks
Hi
Does anyone know how I could invoke a Windows batch file (e.g.
MyBatchFile.bat) and check the ERRORLEVEL environment variable after the
batch file completes execution.
Thanks
On 8/21/06, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
Hi
Does anyone know how I could invoke a Windows batch file (e.g.
MyBatchFile.bat) and check the ERRORLEVEL environment variable after the
batch file completes execution.Thanks
MyBatchFile.bat
$? should contain the errorlevel (exit status)
I’m writing out of my head, if that won’t help, just ask again,
tomorrow (i.e. in 10 hours) I can provide the right solution from my
code.
J.
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