Windows SAP Start/Stop Scripting

Hi all,
We are working in SAP Start/Stop Scripts in Windows + SQL Platform.
We need some help from your side.We run the command to stop SAP & then SAP is stopped.If SAP is not stopped,next service stop command should not run.
How can i write in Script & also from which command for SAP Stop. I can get the RC.
Please help me on this ?
Thanks,
Richa
Edited by: Richa Saran on Sep 14, 2011 9:18 AM
Edited by: Richa Saran on Sep 14, 2011 9:18 AM

I run the command sapcontrol -nr %erppno% -prot PIPE -function StopWait 60 10.
SAP Stopped in MMC .
My Next Command is stop SAP Services {NET STOP %servicename% (SAPSID_NO)}
I want to write the command in Script that NET STOP command will be detect or check that SAP Instance is stopped & then run Service stop command.
Please help me on this topic.

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