dbpaquette

Hi, I would like to get the @error value from when you run a command that does not exist, as in the below code: ;intentionaly pass in an exe that is misspelled $CmdStatus = RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "foo") $AtError = @error msgbox(48, "ERROR", "CmdStatus =" & $CmdStatus, 20) msgbox(48, "ERROR", "errorocde =" & $AtError, 20) If ($AtError <>0) Then $ScriptletExitCode = $AtError $ScriptletExitMessageStr = "Error running 'foo'." Return $ScriptletExitCode EndIf If ($CmdStatus <> 0) Then $ScriptletExitCode = $CmdStatus $ScriptletExitMessageStr = "Error from 'foo'." Return $ScriptletExitCode EndIf $ScriptletExitCode = $CmdStatus In all cases I have tried @error=0, any help will be greatly appreciated. Ideally I would like to capture the case where the command cannot be launched with the @error value, and then use the return code from the command to catch errors the program reports. Thanks!!!