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I have a bash shell script that calls a few PHP scripts like this. #!/bin/bash php -f somescript.php php -f anotherscript.php I want to compose an error log and/or an activity report based on the results of those scripts. Is there any way I can get the exit status of the php script in the shell script? I could either use integer exit statuses or string messages. You can easily catch the output using the backtick operator, and get the exit code of the last command by using $? : #!/bin/bash output=`php -f somescript.php` exitcode=$? anotheroutput=`php -f anotherscript.php` anotherexitcode=$?

When executing a Powershell script (in 2.0) using the -File command line switch, and explicitly defining the input parameters in Param, the exit code is always "0" (never fails) instead of properly returning the defined or expected error code. This does not occur when using the explicit parameter definitions and the -Command switch, however for extraneous purposes, I need to keep the -File switch in my scripts. Any assistance with a workaround (that doesn't involve removing the explicit parameter definitions) would be extremely helpful. Powershell "fails to return correct exit code": exit1.ps1

I have some JScript which does some stuff with an ODBC connection. An exception was thrown by the ODBC ActiveXObject object and not caught in my script. I expected that the script would exit with an non 0 value but it didn't. Anyone know why this is the case and how to get it to exit with a non 0 value on an uncaught exception? AnthonyWJones The JScript engine can be thought of as a virtual machine. If the JScript engine itself or the script host were to have some form of catastrophic failure you could expect to get a non zero exit code (for example an the script host couldn't find one of the

when i was starting eclipse, i first got this error dialog: After this error,i researched and found a solution here . this solution asked me to give this line in eclipse.ini: -vm C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\javaw.exe but after adding this, i found another kind of error dialog: after this error,i researched alot, and found these solutions sol1 , sol2 after following these, error is not resolved. does anyone know why i am facing this problem. note: i know this is kind of duplicate question, but all those duplicate question are not resolved yet, so do not mark this as duplicate!

I would like to capture the return code of a Gradle task. Here is a small bash script draft which executes a tasks: #!/bin/bash gradlew_return_code=`./gradlew assembleDebug` echo ">>> $gradlew_return_code" if [ "$gradlew_return_code" -eq "0" ]; then echo "Gradle task succeeded." else echo "Gradle task failed." fi The script does not store the return value but instead the whole console output of the Gradle task. Please note that the example script is a simplification of a more complex script where I need to capture the return value. Exit status is in $? . Command substitutions capture output .

In my HTTP Status Check project : If I run node_modules/.bin/jshint . I get: $ node_modules/.bin/jshint . test/inAdapters_fileAdapter.js: line 73, col 31, Missing semicolon. 1 error It executes correctly and produces the expected output: 1 error. But if I add that command to package.json and try and run it through npm run then it works and produces the expected output but also follows that with a bunch of errors: $ npm run jshint > http-status-check@0.0.5 jshint /home/guy/source/http-status-check > jshint . test/inAdapters_fileAdapter.js: line 73, col 31, Missing semicolon. 1 error npm ERR!

I'm trying to do some checkings on a DB schema at the beginning of a PL/SQL script. If the checkings give unsuccessful results, I want to stop the script, to prevent the next instructions to be executed. I got something like this -- 1st line of PL/SQL script DECLARE SOME_COUNT INTEGER; BEGIN SELECT COUNT(*) INTO SOME_COUNT FROM SOME_TABLE WHERE <SOME_CONDITIONS>; IF (SOME_COUNT > 0) THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Test failed, I don''want the rest of the script' || ' to be executed.'); --EXIT or something like that?... <= STOP EXECUTION HERE END IF; END; / -- OTHER SQL INSTRUCTIONS... ALTER TABLE