Run muliple batch file logging the time taken & status to txt file

[SummerGirl]

Dear all,

        I am new to Auto I and I need all your kind suggestons & help.

I have received many batch files and they need to be executed sequentially.

Each batch files takes a lot of time and I want to use Auto It to run them sequentially

logging the time taken and status of each batch file to txt file.

Now I am able to run one batch file and pop time taken. But want to change.
Please help me.

My batch files:

Test1.bat~Test20.bat (20 files)

My present code:

$StartTime=TimerInit()

RunWait("C:TestFileTest1.bat")

$EndTime=TimerDiff($StartTme)

Msgbox(0,"Time ","Time taken to run batch 1 is:"&$EndTime)

Kindly note each batch file exits after a key is clicked.

Can any body help how to run them sequentially and log the time and status of batch file completed (Success/error)

Thanking you in advance.

[Terenz]

It's not better to convert the batch files to autoit code? So it's more manageable for you

[careca]

I was gonna sugest that, also, remove the pause from the end of the batch.

This is how i would do it:

For $i = 1 to 20
$StartTime=TimerInit()
RunWait("C:\TestFile\Test"&$i&".bat")
$EndTime=TimerDiff($StartTme)
Msgbox(0,"Time ","Time taken to run batch "&$i&" was:"&$EndTime)
Next

[water]

To log the "status" you need this enhanced version:

For $i = 1 to 20
    $StartTime=TimerInit()
    $iReturnValue = RunWait("C:\TestFile\Test" & $i & ".bat")
    $EndTime = TimerDiff($StartTme)
    Msgbox(0,"Time ","Time taken to run batch " & $i & " was: " & $EndTime & ", Status returned: " & $iReturnValue)
Next

[SummerGirl]

Thanks for the reply and will use the same!!

And is there anyway to log the time and status to text file?

[water]

Replace MsgBox with FileWriteLine.

[SummerGirl]

Thanks so much!!

[water]

Glad to be o service