Email output of a batch file

[Joseph Parramore]

How can I email the output of a batch file?  Following is the report from the UC4 job.  I want UC4 to capture 'RowCount: 189' and email it.

c:\>C:\Automic\Agents\windows\bin\UCXJWX6M.EXE JNR=0090666969 MNR=0010 PNR=2300 IPA=10.4.42.30 TYP=S TXT="        Job started" LOCAL=1 IPC=\\.\pipe\Automic_2300 TRC=0 
Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.11+build.1720097423884' started
UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
UCMDJP: ** JOB 0090666969 (ProcID:0000000516) START AT 30.04.2025/14:01:43 **
UCMDJP: **                                    UTC TIME 30.04.2025/18:01:43 **
UCMDJP: ** --------------------------------------------------------------- **
UCMDJP: **                                    USED:      0.000 CPU         **
UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.11+build.1720097423884' terminated normally
Disconnected from '127.0.0.1:2300' (socket handle = '1').

c:\>C:\Test\row_count.bat
RowCount: 189
Deleting instance \\SA01-AG101-W10\ROOT\CIMV2:Win32_Process.Handle="9808"

Instance deletion successful.

[Daryl Brown]

There's a few ways to go about this...

Are you looking to send the entire Report (like you're showing in your screenshot), or just capture and email out the rowcount?

If the former, I would suggest looking into Notification objects; there's a simple way to attach the reports for whatever run# you're after.  (You would just need to update your job to store the run# in a script variable that could be passed along to your notification object.)

If the latter -- which is the way I would approach it in this case -- then I would add a PREP_PROCESS_REPORT call on this job's PostProcess tab to read in your row count (e.g., parse for lines matching "RowCount*" with a delimiter of ":", and capture the second value), and then use the SEND_MAIL function to email out a simple message stating what your row count was.

[Joseph Parramore]

That worked.  Thanks for your help.