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BCP: how to determine success or failure?

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drewj840

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I am copy DTS packages from one server to another using BCP. This action is part of a larger script for change management control. I want to be able to determine whether the BCP was successful or encountered errors. One way I though of was to check the size of the ".err" file and if it is zero, then the BCP was successful. However, this seems clumsy. Certainly there must be a better, more elegant way to determine if a BCP was executed successfully.
 
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The bcp command is running from the command line and not inside a stored procedure or Query Analyzer. I don't have access to these global variables when running from the command line.
 
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