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ECHO OFF set return_code = 0 IF findstr /i "ERROR_OCCURRED" test.log > nul ( set return_code = 6 rem exit /B 0 echo %return_code% ) else ( IF findstr /i "WARNING_OCCURRED" test.log > nul ( set return_code = 4 rem exit /B 0 echo %return_code% ) else ( set return_code = 0 rem exit ...

ECHO OFF set return_code = 0 IF findstr /i "ERROR_OCCURRED" test.log > nul ( set return_code = 6 rem exit /B 0 echo %return_code% ) else ( IF findstr /i "WARNING_OCCURRED" test.log > nul ( set return_code = 4 rem exit /B 0 echo %return_code% ) else ( set return_code = 0 rem exit ...

@echo off set ret=0 findstr /i "Successfully" "file.log" >nul && set ret=1 findstr /i "Failed Aborted" "file.log" >nul && set ret=2 exit /B %ret% Thanks for the reply. How can i test this to make sure it is returning a value. I have tried call...

and return a based on the values. the batch script should value 1, for fialed/aborted it should be 2.. Maybe you can explain what the above means (because it is missing some words) and how it is being used. Sorry for the confusion This is how the process will be: 1. External process call this batch...

Thanks for the reply.

Will batch script returns a value to the calling process? if so can you please provide some sample.

thanks,
EshwarK

Thanks for the reply.

But will it return a value to a outside process which is calling batch file? If so can you please give me an example of this.

-EshwarK

Hi Team, I have requirements where an external processes call a batch file this batch file should read the log file and find for specific words like "Successfully","Failed","Aborted" and return a based on the values. Like if it finds successfully then the batch script s...