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Squashman wrote: ↑

22 Jun 2018 22:55

You need to put an EXIT /B or GOTO :EOF before the label :ERRORMAPDRIVE.

That works perfectly. Thank you Squashman and Dbenham!

Actually you probably want EXIT /B (terminate the batch file without killing the command process) instead of EXIT (kills the entire command process and closes the console window). EXIT /B is functionally identical to GOTO :EOF Won't that kill the loop though? Say if EXIT /B is specified at the end ...

I have small batch that will try to map a migration folder on remote computers. My :ERRORMAPDRIVE label is being processed even it was not called or told to goto. I tested with 1 valid IP, it was successfully mapped, but the batch somehow still process the label making my error log is inaccurate. Ca...