Z-DBackup starts the batch file you specified and waits for it to finish. The return value of the batch file then controls the further execution of the data backup. If the return value of the batch file is greater than or equal to 1, the backup is canceled. This enables flexible control of your data backup.

If you want to prevent the backup from being aborted in any case, you can do this by entering the command in the last line of the batch file:
 

Exit 0

When calling external programs in your batch file, you should always use absolute path information (path with drive letter). With a time-controlled data backup, for example, the batch file does not always have the same environment variables available as when you are logged on directly to the computer.

Actions before/after the backup

•Actions

•Create/Edit

•Start/Stop Service

•VBScript

•Z-Cron Job

•SSH Copy

•USB-Connect

•Add-On Modules
 

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