Batch question

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Hello, All!
During batch run displays "Command completed Successfully" (not at the end).
Could not locate which program/line display this. Thanks for any replies.

With best regards, Brother Brock. E-mail: Nobodyknows@unknown.com

 

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"Brother Brock" <Nobodyknows@unknown.com> wrote:

>Hello, All!
>During batch run displays "Command completed Successfully" (not at the end).
>Could not locate which program/line display this. Thanks for any replies.
>
>With best regards, Brother Brock. E-mail: Nobodyknows@unknown.com
>

Does the batch file use the CALL command? I seem to recall that this
will produce that message.

You could do an high intensity manual debugging of the patch file by
inserting ECHO and PAUSE commands after each existing line of the
batch file.

(existing line 1)
ECHO Line 1 processed
PAUSE
(existing line 2)
ECHO Line 2 processed
PAUSE

and so forth.

That will show you where this comment is originating.

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

In memory of a dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
http://aumha.org/alex.htm

 

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Paste the .bat file in a message and post it.

Command completed Successfully shows up for a lot of things.

Just two examples...

C:\>NET CONFIG
The following running services can be controlled:

Server
Workstation

The command completed successfully.

C:\>net time /querysntp
The current SNTP value is: time.nist.gov,0x1

The command completed successfully.

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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Brother Brock <Nobodyknows@unknown.com> hunted and pecked:
> Hello, All!
> During batch run displays "Command completed Successfully" (not at the
> end). Could not locate which program/line display this. Thanks for any
> replies.
>
> With best regards, Brother Brock. E-mail: Nobodyknows@unknown.com

 

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Hello,
Yes there is a call command and that's the one causing this command. Thanks
for the replies.

With best regards, Brother Brock. E-mail: Nobodyknows@unknown.com