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  • Kaivi
    New User
    • Aug 2018
    • 2
    #1

    Error code/lvl

    Hey,

    I'm new to Beyond Compare and I was trying to compare two folders automaticly by the cmd. This is what I have:

    Code:
    Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell").Exec("\"C:\\Program Files\\Beyond Compare 4\\bcompare.exe\" @C:\\Development\\CES_Testsuite\\BeyondCompare\\ScriptInput\\bcScript.txt");
    It work's but how can I see if there is a error or otherwise explained if I take by me own a look into the result HTML I see the failur but how can I automate this? Is there a way to get an error code back?

    best regards
    Kai VI
    Tags: beyond compare 4, cmd, command line, error code, result
    • Kaivi
      New User
      • Aug 2018
      • 2
      #2
      ERRORLEVEL via cmd

      Hey,

      I'm new to Beyond Compare. I wanna compare two folders and it work's well but to autmoate this compare I need something like an Errorlevel or so.
      My code/script:
      Code:
      load "C:\temp\TestComplete" "C:\temp\2016-07-14_Testdaten_nach_Änderung_Update\WD ohne Zahlenteil"
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select all
criteria rules-based
folder-report layout:side-by-side options:include-file-links output-to:"C:\Development\CES_Testsuite\BeyondCompare\Output\compare1.html" output-options:html-color
      I can take a look by my own into the folders with the htmls and check them if there is an error/failur or not but i need to automate this. Is there any way to get something back? Like an ERRORLEVEL or in which way I can automate this? I need something back to automate this and to set a checkpoint with something.

      best regards
      kai

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        • Aaron
          Team Scooter
          • Oct 2007
          • 15997
          #3
          Hello,

          BC4 supports folder compare automation using scripting, but this does not return an errorlevel. You would have to parse the generated report file (either the header summary area, or a generated .xml file) for the comparison status. The /quickcompare and errorlevel generation is supported on the command line, but only for a file to file comparison.
          Aaron P Scooter Software

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