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For an example of a generated MS_DOS batch file please see: Example MS-DOS Batch File

To generate an MS-DOS batch file select the Definition Files tab on the main window then right-click on a file and select Generate an MS-DOS Batch File.

 


This opens the MS-DOS Batch Generation Options dialog:

Batch File Output

PropertyValue
Directory

The folder where the batch source file is saved

Selecting a folder other than the default folder will result in a warning prompting you to ensure the folder is protected from unauthorised access.
The "Do not show this again" option is applied on a per folder basis, therefore selecting different previously unused folders will result in additional warnings.

For more information see here.

File NameThe name of the batch source file. This defaults to the XML file name with a .bat extension


Click OK to generate an MS-DOS batch file


 Generated code...
@echo off
REM ******************************************************************************
REM *
REM *
REM * Module Name:   FDI.bat
REM *
REM * Abstract:      This is a template MSDOS batch file generated by Reflect v5.0
REM *                Modify to add your own functionality if required
REM *
REM *
REM ******************************************************************************
:again
"C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect\reflect.exe" -e -w  -full "C:\Users\Dev\Documents\Reflect\FDI.xml"
if ERRORLEVEL 3 goto busy
if ERRORLEVEL 2 goto validation_error 
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto backup_error
if ERRORLEVEL 0 goto ok
:busy
REM Will never get here if '-w' switch is used
echo A backup or restore operation is in progress
goto again
:backup_error
REM User cancelling a backup or any other error 
echo A Backup error has occured
goto end
:validation_error
REM Command line or XML syntax errors
echo A validation error has occured
goto end
:ok
echo ok!
goto end
:end