[Shell] Command Line
Q100004: [Shell] Command Line
Runs a command line statement or other command line executable recognized by the legacy CMD.EXE command line processor.
| Parameter | In/Out | Description | Other Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Command to execute | In | The cmd.exe Command, with any parameters, to be executed. | |
| Ignore all error codes | In | Normally the returning ExitCode will be non-zero only if the command was an error. Some commands or executables can return a non-zero exit code to denote something other than an actual failure. Setting this to TRUE will allow a job step to not be flagged as an error condition whatever the value of the exit code. | Default: False |
| Ignore error codes above | In | Normally the returning ExitCode will be non-zero only if the command was an error. Some commands or executables can return a non-zero exit code to denote something other than an actual failure. This allows you to specify a range of values that will not result in an error condtion for the step. | |
| Ignore error codes below | In | Normally the returning ExitCode will be non-zero only if the command was an error. Some commands or executables can return a non-zero exit code to denote something other than an actual failure. This allows you to specify a range of values that will not result in an error condtion for the step. | |
| Log output level | In | Choices: Minimal, VerboseThe level of execution detail you want to appear in the log. |
Default: Minimal |
| ExitCode | Out | The exitcode returned by the process. | |
| OutputText | Out | The output text created by the process. |
(Italics = required parameters)
Notes
For running command line commands or batch files, the [Shell] Command Line mode allows you to include these in a step within your JobServer job definition.
Last Updated:
10/3/2023 1:06:44 AM