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&gt; ...verify that all processes are complete.<br />
Are you saying when this is run, it does not continue on the next line until Ccmsetup.exe complete? <br />
Or, does it continue to the next line and each .msp is running on its own process?<br />
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If the first, many .exe programs return an error code. You can check as follows:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-41021801-1">\\Location\Ccmsetup.exe SMSSITECODE=wtx SMSCACHESIZE=5120 SMSCONFIGSOURCE=U PATCH=\\Filepath.msp;Filepath.msp;\\Filepath.msp
set result=%errorlevel%
echo %result%
pause</code></pre>
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> ...verify that all processes are complete.
Are you saying when this is run, it does not continue on the next line until Ccmsetup.exe complete?
Or, does it continue to the next line and each .msp is running on its own process?

If the first, many .exe programs return an error code. You can check as follows:


\\Location\Ccmsetup.exe SMSSITECODE=wtx SMSCACHESIZE=5120 SMSCONFIGSOURCE=U PATCH=\\Filepath.msp;Filepath.msp;\\Filepath.msp
set result=%errorlevel%
echo %result%
pause

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Does the batch script can be executed as part of the startup script ?
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Does the batch script can be executed as part of the startup script ?

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I have a batch file with syntax such this and I need to verify that all processes are complete. How can I adjust the syntax or otherwise verify success?
<pre><code id="code-10-28736038-1">\\Location\Ccmsetup.exe SMSSITECODE=wtx SMSCACHESIZE=5120 SMSCONFIGSOURCE=U PATCH=\\Filepath.msp;Filepath.msp;\\Filepath.msp</code></pre>
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I have a batch file with syntax such this and I need to verify that all processes are complete. How can I adjust the syntax or otherwise verify success?(CODE)

Determine when process is completed

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