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Using bash, the exit code of the last thing that executed is stored in the $? shell variable:
foo
bar
echo $? # prints exit code of `bar`
baz
echo $? # prints exit code of `baz`
Is there an equivalent way to get this value if I'm running a script in cmd under Windows? (Note: resorting to things like running a Python script which then invokes its own library functions is not what I'm after here.)
This will get most of it:
Net Use
If you have any drives mapped via subst you would also need to get those:
Subst
For completeness, you would do it like this in Powershell (if you are on windows 7 or have installed it):
gwmi win32_LogicalDisk -filter DriveType=4
You can also do it from the command prompt or a batch file using WMI like this:
wmic logicaldisk get caption,providername,drivetype,volumename
Best Answer
%ERRORLEVEL%is the equivalent in Windows .