Hi mnikolaev,
First, a custom update can return only one 'Return Code', so you don't have to declare two variables.
In the update Wizard, the return code section allow you to define the meaning of the return code. For example, let's say your powershell script return -1 if success, 255 if success but a reboot is required and 254 if failed. Then you can create these return codes here.
First, a custom update can return only one 'Return Code', so you don't have to declare two variables.
In the update Wizard, the return code section allow you to define the meaning of the return code. For example, let's say your powershell script return -1 if success, 255 if success but a reboot is required and 254 if failed. Then you can create these return codes here.