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| | objshell.exec exit code Hi, Dose anybody know the meaning of -1 as the exitcode when running objshell.exec(strcommand) Thanks in advance RW |
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| | Re: objshell.exec exit code The exitcode is set by the application you're running with Exec, so you need to check on the specific application being run to find out what the error code means. _hopefully_ the tool is well-documented, but that doesn't always seem to be the case with arbitrary commandline tools. What application are you running? "Ruoyu" <ruoyu.wo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OPJFyPQ5JHA.6004@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > Dose anybody know the meaning of -1 as the exitcode when running > objshell.exec(strcommand) > > Thanks in advance > > RW |
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| | Re: objshell.exec exit code Hi Try to run the msdeploy command. I did some researches and cant't find any information related to -1 either on vbscript or msdeploy Cheers RW "Ruoyu" <ruoyu.wo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OPJFyPQ5JHA.6004@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > Dose anybody know the meaning of -1 as the exitcode when running > objshell.exec(strcommand) > > Thanks in advance > > RW |
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