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Thanks, I'll look into the SC command. &nbsp;For now I realized the simple &quot;if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto&quot; will work. &nbsp;Maybe I'll get a little more fancy with it using SC in the future.
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Thanks, I'll look into the SC command.  For now I realized the simple "if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto" will work.  Maybe I'll get a little more fancy with it using SC in the future.

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I've created a batch file to use the &quot;net&quot; command to stop a specific service, copy files, then start the service again. &nbsp;If the service doesn't stop properly, for whatever reason, I would like the batch script to exit instead of continue on. &nbsp;Anyone ever do this, or have any ideas?
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I've created a batch file to use the "net" command to stop a specific service, copy files, then start the service again.  If the service doesn't stop properly, for whatever reason, I would like the batch script to exit instead of continue on.  Anyone ever do this, or have any ideas?

Error trapping in batch file - &quot;net&quot; command?

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Error trapping in batch file - &quot;net&quot; command?

Error trapping in batch file - "net" command?