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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Help needed in a Batch File Post 302285243 by nhanda on Sunday 8th of February 2009 02:17:56 AM
Old 02-08-2009
Help needed in a Batch File
Hi Guys,

I have a batch file that does a process "Import's sifs" & writes the log to a particular file. Sometimes in the log, it displays records with errors although there is no error.

Explaination -
IF SIF's are imported -> Successful
IF SIF's are not imported -> Error
IF SIF's are not needed to be imported -> Error

The last one should not be the case. If SIF's are not needed to be imported, the log should not increase the counter of error. In this case, i want the log to read "no change" & if there are any, don't add the counter to error but to successful imports.

I hope my explaination is clear. If not , please let me know. i have also attached both the script file & log file

Thanks in advance.

Nik
SIF.zip (1.5 KB) 
 

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