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I can provide this path, but I don't see any commands or switches that support it. I really need to look at a specific location in the 7-Zip file to be accurate. It only looks for the file name and if found, it thinks everything is ok. If files have the same name, but only one was backed up, this won't return an error.

As I said I got it to work in a command window, but I realized that even if it worked, there could still be a false positive.

So, it's not the 7-Zip command that's an issue as far as I can tell. I used this to test the output and typed this into a command window to make sure it worked, which it does. This is why I have the message box line below it.

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Am I doing something wrong? I realize that line of code has a lot of double quotes and variables in it. When I do I get an 'Expected End of Statement' error, code 800A0401. However, using a variable like this is how Boyle suggested returning an error to the vbscript. If I run the vbscript without 'intFileExists =.Run '''' & strBackupProgram & ''' l ''' & strBackupLocation & strBackupName & '.7z' & ' -ir!' & strFileName & '''' MsgBox ( '''' & strBackupProgram & ''' l ''' & strBackupLocation & strBackupName & '.7z' & ' -ir!' & strFileName & '''' ) Sometimes it sucks being a one man IT department. I bounce around like a freaking beach ball. So, I've been coding in HTML4 & 5, CSS1, 2, & 3, vbscript, javascript, jquery, ASP, ADO, and SQL. I've been talking to you guys about this script, but haven't been able to work on it because I've had to work on coding an HTML email. I know it's not the greatest language, but I have a long history (almost 2 decades) with it and know three dialects of VB. Thanks for your help!ДЄll those languages and you picked vbscriptвЂЅ As soon as I can try to implement this I'll add it or something along those lines. I see what you added to the code and understand it. I've been slowly adding features and testing them over the last 3 months. This script is running on three servers and honestly I need a true backup solution, but I couldn't get the funding.

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So, I need to implement the same checking for the full backup. I ran into an issue where I found out some files weren't getting backed up. But do you currently check all 30,000 files after the backup is complete?Д¬urrently I'm checking the files backed up during the incremental backup. Otherwise you'll have to get a little more involved in trimming down the output to what you actually need from it. Now, the output will be somewhat verbose so if you're looking to see if a file simply by that name simply exists in the archive, then you'll have to check to see if the filename is in the output. The 'r' after the -i specifies that the search should be recursive though the whole directory structure within the file and the '!' after that specifies that you're providing a filename or wildcard search and not providing a filename with a listing of files to search for (which would use instead).Дepending on what you're planning to do from there you may just print the results of the search to the screen and be done with it. For example, if looking for 'file.exe' in 'archive.7z' you would call '7z.exe l archive.7z -ir!file.exe'. Additionally, you can use the the -i option to only include specific files in the listing. The 'l' command that Stephen4570 lists would be enough. Microsoft Corporation VBScript star 4.3.However, if you want to see something specific, I might be able to help or at least describe what I did. Not to mention, at this point I don't have any code to look into a 7-Zip file since I can't find anything. Understanding it would probably be harder than pointing me in the right direction. I'd post my code, but it's long and broken up into many functions. Can anyone help, even if it's pointing me to page would be a huge help. This is a backup script and I want to look in the 7-Zip file to see what didn't get backed up. I used a wscript shell to call the command line version of 7-Zip to create the *.7z file.

I know the path the file would be at in the 7-Zip file because I created it. However, this isn't an option due to the size of the archive, 300 GB.

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The only thing I've found online is to extract the archive and search via the Windows folder structure.

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I know how to do this via regular Windows folder structure, but not looking into a 7-Zip file. Does anyone know of a way, using vbscript, to look in a 7-Zip archive file (*.7z) and see if a file exists.

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