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It works like a champ!<br />
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Thank You Thank You Thank You

It works like a champ!

Lee

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You're welcome!  Glad I could help!


Cheers!®©

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I have VB program that shells out to a DOS app synchronously via my ShellWait routine to perform some DOS program functions. &nbsp;If an error occurs in the dos program it returns a DOS ErrorLevel.<br />
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Is there any way to capture this status in my VB Program?<br />
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I am using a ShellAndWait function to create a Process, Wait for it to finish and then close the Process.<br />
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Lee
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I have VB program that shells out to a DOS app synchronously via my ShellWait routine to perform some DOS program functions.  If an error occurs in the dos program it returns a DOS ErrorLevel.

Is there any way to capture this status in my VB Program?

I am using a ShellAndWait function to create a Process, Wait for it to finish and then close the Process.

Lee

Capturing DOS ErrorLevel after Shell

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