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     Re: Nightly Batch Maintennance generates error code 10   
     By: Rixter to ALL on Mon Jan 20 2025 08:31 am   
      
    > Good Morning,   
    > I found one of my nightly maint batch files on a door I just installed   
    > generating an error code 10. It is performing the function correctly but I   
    > see in my events log an error code 10 for it. What is error code 10.   
      
   Non-zero error codes are unique to each program, so you'd have to check the   
   documention for the door in question to know what error condition that is   
   correlated with. Unfortuantely, many programs don't document their   
   result/error codes.   
      
    > I can run it from dos prompt with no error.   
      
   Did you check the error level (e.g. on Windows, that's 'echo %ERRORLEVEL%')?   
   Just because no error message was displayed doesn't mean that the program   
   returned an errorlevel of 0.   
      
    > All the other nightly maints work fine   
    > just the new door. It is for a program from shining star software called   
    > don't wake the sysop I have it set for nightly maint with no options. it   
    > generates the error code 10 no matter the maint m or maint w or maint   
    > commands in the events log. Running it locally in dos mode generates no   
    > error. I will probably just let it run with the error but I was curious what   
    > an error 10 is.   
      
   It's possible that it's not actually an error but rather indicating some other   
   state/status information. By convention, zero means "no error" and all other   
   values mean error, but in the DOS world (especially with hobby software), that   
   wasn't always true.   
      
   If you can't get the program to return a zero error level, sett its "Error Log   
   Level" to something less than "error" will prevent it from logging errors to   
   your error.log.   
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