If I am having MoveIT execute a batch file, which then executes a powershell file. Is there a way for powershell to tell moveIT that the entire powershell script was successful without having to create another file?
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If I am having MoveIT execute a batch file, which then executes a powershell file. Is there a way for powershell to tell moveIT that the entire powershell script was successful without having to create another file?
I don’t know what this MoveIT is, but the Powershell script should be able to do a
exit 0(for a successful completion) and the batch file can do aexit %errorlevel%to communicate success or failure. Using exit codes is the standard way of communicating success or failure while executing scripts.