Hello,
I use a batch file to make a backup.
Well SyncBackPro seems to generate an exit code and it is code 0 for if the backup is good.
Which command line do I use to check that the backup went well and if it went wrong that it displays an error message on the screen?
What does that look like?
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use of exit code in a batch script
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Re: use of exit code in a batch script
I've already found it.
SyncBack apparently puts the exit code in the variable %errorlevel% (Windows batch file).
SyncBack apparently puts the exit code in the variable %errorlevel% (Windows batch file).