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I have these two lines in my batch script:
call pre.bat
call post.bat
And I have a exit condition in pre.bat (i.e. exit 255)
How can I execute post.bat even if pre.bat exits with an error code?
Use
exit /b 255instead ofexit 255in your pre.batIf you cannot change pre.bat, then you can use
start /b /wait pre.batinstead ofcall pre.bat. But then all changes to environment variables that pre.bat might have made will be lost.