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Originally posted by: ejonesHi
If that Execute System Command node is the one I'm familiar with, then when you get that error you can do a couple of things.
1. Usually the node writes everything to the output that it can and closes the output before throwing the error. So this means if you've added one or two additional outputs to the node, you can go ahead and look in the data in the last output pin to see any additional messages the command may have produced when it exited.
2. One of the properties on the node can be changed so that the node completes successfully whether or not the command itself succeeds or fails. Then you would be able to add additional nodes after the node that checks the output for success or failure of the command.