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I think Paul has a good idea. &nbsp;You just need to know what you are looking for in the output. &nbsp;Either search for success messages or error messages with FIND or FINDSTR. &nbsp;If you are more specific we can help with a script to help you get started.<br />
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Depending on what you are doing with FTP, you can also use a different executable that will return an errorlevel (like NCFTPPUT or NCFTPGET or WGET ... which would have to be downloaded or installed on your PC).
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I think Paul has a good idea.  You just need to know what you are looking for in the output.  Either search for success messages or error messages with FIND or FINDSTR.  If you are more specific we can help with a script to help you get started.

Depending on what you are doing with FTP, you can also use a different executable that will return an errorlevel (like NCFTPPUT or NCFTPGET or WGET ... which would have to be downloaded or installed on your PC).

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I would use a command line FTP program that returns Errorlevel info and an error file.<br />
A free one that works for me is<br />
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WCL_FTP - Search in google, small fast and has good error handling and logging.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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I would use a command line FTP program that returns Errorlevel info and an error file.
A free one that works for me is

WCL_FTP - Search in google, small fast and has good error handling and logging.

I hope this helps !


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Thanks in advance<br />

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Is there any way to determine ErrorLevel when executing an FTP script

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