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I have a task in a a build plan that is failing because the return code is not zero.
The task itself is psexec command that kicks off batch file on a remote server.
```C:\Tools\PSTools\psexec -accepteula \\x.x.x.x -u LOADUI\jmeter -p xxxxxxx -s -d c:\jmeter.bat```
It looks like it is returning the PID of the psexec command into Bamboo and failing the task since it is expecting 0 as the result.
The error message is:
Failing task since return code of [C:\Users\Bamboo\bamboo-agent-home\temp\RXS-RXWAPI6-JOB1-457-ScriptBuildTask-330809019821038145.bat] was 13572 while expected 0
How can I fix this?
Hi @Aron Hansson,
Looking at the command you are running I'm going to assume that you are running this on Windows. Are you using the cmd or Powershell interpreter? What you can do either way is wrap the psexec command in a script (that you either check into the repo or reference externally, and modify the script task to call that script. that way you have a bit more control over how the execution of the script exits.
I hope that helps!
-Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for the help. That's right, it's running on a Windows agent that connects to a remote Windows server with psexec to kick off a load test.
I was using the cmd interpreter in the task. If I wrap the command, how can I then manipulate the return code to have it pass the task?
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Hi @Aron Hansson,
What we normally do is put the command we want to execute into at try/catch
and then if we hit an exception while running the command. We throw an error that will exit the script with an non-zero status.
-Jimmy
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