This sets pass fail based on when the shell closes, that doesn't always guarantee file was sent. Thanks for trying though.
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- martin
Re: Capturing Error Code Output
You should better ask on VBA related forum. Maybe this article (<invalid hyperlink removed by admin>) may help.
- victorme
Re: Capturing Error Code Output
Nope, not using VB.NET, using VBA. The
So is there not any way to redirect the exit code to a text file if I simply wanted to manually type commands at cmd prompt?
Process object does not exist in VBA, at least not with the libraries available.
So is there not any way to redirect the exit code to a text file if I simply wanted to manually type commands at cmd prompt?
- martin
Re: Capturing Error Code Output
It looks like you are using .NET, right? Read documentation then.
- victorme
Capturing Error Code Output
How do I capture the WinSCP exit code through the command line? I want to redirect to a text file, and then read the file afterward to determine if my file transfer was successful. Here is the line of code that is only generating a blank file:
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stream.WriteLine "WinSCP\winscp.exe /console /script="script.txt 2> error.txt"
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script.txt is referenced by my batch file, and the error.txt is the file I want the code 0 or 1 output to.