Thanks to Neil Jowsey for his comprehensive reply, but what I'm really
after is not how to process ERRORLEVEL in my batch file, rather what
return codes are set by the likes of nsrjb when they terminate.  For
example, failing to label a tape might result in a return code of 3 from
nsrjb.  Basically I want to know what happened if a NetWorker utility
terminated abnormally.
 
 
Best Regards,
 
Vince
 

Vince Howard
Programmer/UNIX System Administrator
IT Section
Wansbeck District Council
Front Street West
Bedlington
Northumberland
NE22 5TU
UK
 
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