using rcmd in a script would be better fired off with a single command attached :

code:

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shell '%Comspec% /C rcmd \\Yourserver yourcommand /yourparams > nul 2>nul'

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(This will execute the command line on the remote Server and afterwards closes the rcmd session !)
! : the errorlevel returned is always the errorlevel from rcmd.exe (1 = ok !)

To catch the error of a rcmd'd command you might wanna try this :

code:

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shell '%ComSpec% /c (rcmd \\Server command) > nul 2>nul'
@error ?
get $

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Untested , cos I'm @home !

Another opportunity might be :

code:

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shell '%ComSpec% /c (rcmd \\Server command) |find "Whatever" >nul'
@error ;(of find.exe)
get$

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... think You'll have to check what's best !

Have a nice August !
C'ya in September

Jochen

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