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Hi, I need some help with a batch file. I want to search the following txt file c:\backup logs\summary.txt for the string "##Status=Failed" and if this is present then execute another batch file called "Backupfailed.bat Can anyboody help?

Name: IVO
Date: March 2, 2009 at 05:50:00 Pacific

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@echo off find "##Status=Failed" "C:\backup logs\summary.txt" > nul && backupfailed :: End_Of_Batch The above script transfers control to backupfailed if the string is found and never returns to the calling one. If you want to go back after the execution of backupfailed replace with call backupfailed

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Cheers IVO that worked a treat, I didnt realise it was that easy, Thanks again

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