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I want to be displayed on the screen ' [+] SRV-001 ' To be put into a text file ' ===========================================================================-= ' That output is simpler still, and does not require a multiline variable. It's just Concatenated commands that sends one string of output ...

echo.[+] %check_code% -> Not working!!! As shadowthief has already asked, What output do you actually expect? If you require this output: [+] Part_001 ============================================================================= You can use a macro like this: @Echo off (Set LF=^ %= Linefeed variabl...

Squashman wrote: ↑

06 Feb 2021 23:36

Both threads have been merged

Thanks!

You could have stayed in the original thread. You have to set variables BEFORE you use them, so move the set check_code line above the set header line. Also, that first >> [F_RESULT]__%COMPUTERNAME%.xml 2>nul being inside of the set header line means that your last line is saying echo >nul & echo.[...

echo.[+] %check_code% -> Not working!!! As shadowthief has already asked, What output do you actually expect? If you require this output: [+] Part_001 ============================================================================= You can use a macro like this: @Echo off (Set LF=^ %= Linefeed variabl...

I did not write the previous question specifically, so I rewrite it. This is my batch code @echo off SETLOCAL set "header=> nul& echo.[+] %check_code% & echo.===========================================================================-= >> [F_RESULT]__%COMPUTERNAME%.xml 2> nul" set "check_code=SRV-00...

echo.[+] %check_code% -> Not working!!!

. Thanks for the comment I wrote again https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9951 =================================================================================== I'm trying to echo a variable made of multiple lines But "echo.[+] %check_code%" doesn't work How can it be possible Thank...

This is what I making net user | findstr /v /i "change profile Memberships User's \\ successfully -------------------------------------------------------------------------------" > [#####]_useracc_temp1.txt 2> nul type [#####]_useracc_temp1.txt | findstr . > [#####]_useracc_temp2.txt 2> nul for /f "...

I tested Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016.

There are no error message.

Test results are this.

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Enter the password for nopasscheck:

Enter the password for asdf:

Thanks for the help

But this doesn't work either

Hi! Eureka!

1. I know '|' do not support entering password 'runas.exe' command
2. I only need 'runas.exe' error message ( 1326: The user name or password is incorrect. )
and does not work 'cmd /c' command

echo .|((runas /user:nopasstest "echo %date%" 2>&1) > "test.txt") ((echo .|runas /user:nopasstest "echo %date%" 2>&1) > "test.txt") (echo .|(runas /user:nopasstest "echo %date%" 2>&1) > "test.txt") echo .((|runas /user:nopasstest "echo %date%") > "test.txt" 2>&1) ((echo .|runas /user:nopasstest "ech...

Appreciate the quick response.

But it doesn't work.

echo .|((runas /user:nopasstest "echo %date%" 2>&1) > test.txt)

Thank you for reading first. ------------------------------------------------------------------ I need runas result text. But this redirect command does not work. "echo .|runas /user:administrator echo %date% > test.txt" ------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the ...