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When I run the below command it check in the event viewer if there is an event 8001 and dumps the text to a txt file.<br />
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eldump &nbsp;-l application -A 24 -m NTbackup -e 8001 &nbsp;&gt;c:\test.txt<br />
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What I want to do is,if this command is successfull then the file size would be more then 1kb other wise file size would be zero.Depending on this criteria I want to run a another commmand.<br />
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Can you help me in how I can write a batch file to do this.
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When I run the below command it check in the event viewer if there is an event 8001 and dumps the text to a txt file.

eldump  -l application -A 24 -m NTbackup -e 8001  >c:\test.txt

What I want to do is,if this command is successfull then the file size would be more then 1kb other wise file size would be zero.Depending on this criteria I want to run a another commmand.

Can you help me in how I can write a batch file to do this.

Script to find the file size and perform an action

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