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I would like to get the exit codes so that I could flag any failures programmatically as I run the script.
So something like:
/batchFile.cmd
AutobackupPro7.exe [commandline stuff]
If %ERRORLEVEL%==2 Echo Bad Thing 2 happened | GOTO END
If %ERRORLEVEL%==1 Echo Bad Thing 1 happened | GOTO END
If %ERRORLEVEL%==0 Echo Good Thing happened | GOTO END
:END
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I would like to get the exit codes so that I could flag any failures programmatically as I run the script.
So something like:
/batchFile.cmd
AutobackupPro7.exe [commandline stuff]
If %ERRORLEVEL%==2 Echo Bad Thing 2 happened | GOTO END
If %ERRORLEVEL%==1 Echo Bad Thing 1 happened | GOTO END
If %ERRORLEVEL%==0 Echo Good Thing happened | GOTO END:END
I'll look into it an try to add it in a next version
Fab
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I've added the following piece of code in program close instructions :
If WarningCount=0 and ErrorCount=0 then ExitCode:=0;
If WarningCount>0 then ExitCode:=1;
If ErrorCount>0 then ExitCode:=2;That should do the trick in next version.
Fab
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Excellent!!! Merci!!!
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