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Answer» Hi I have a bat file that runs at night VIA task schedular that syncronizes things on 2 computers. I wrote in the batch file that if an error occured the batch file would pause and the next morning I could see what the problem was. Well obviously that doesn't work. APPARENTLY everything runs silently and I never see anything. Is there something I can do in the batch file that would flag me the next day if there is a problem? Right now I have to go through the log files and I didn't want to do that unless I knew there was a problem.
thanks azswiftI had a ton of automated processes to keep track of at my last job, and what i did was add that if on error to execute another process that sent me an e-mail with subject line of the problem. Every day i checked my e-mail and know right then and there if there were any that error'ed out. If this is something you are INTERESTED in, i can see if I STILL have the e-mail from command prompt program to share with you, that might be burried on my ONE external drive. Hoping I brought a copy of this home with me and didnt leave it at the prior employer when I left.Hi
Actually I have tried that but I keep getting a MAPI error 2. I have Windows live Mail on my computer. I can send email from the GUI but when I try to have another program do it I get the MAPI error. Some info I have read on Live Mail says it is not fully MAPI compliant.
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