about if statement

[goodywp]

I have following code:

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:: MOCKUP
FIND /i "-08699-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt

:: QA_Infra
FIND /i "-08700-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt

:: NAR_Infra
FIND /i "-08680-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt

:: MY_Prof
FIND /i "-02220-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt

if %errorlevel% equ 1 ECHO empty>>all_sch_pack.txt

what I want is that if found, there will be no line saying "empty" in all_sch_pack.txt
But if found nothing, there will be one line saying "empty" in all_sch_pack.txt

Thanks

[Squashman]

Use FINDSTR instead. You can use all your search strings in one Search instead of four. Then you could check your error level from there or use conditional execution.

[goodywp]

Thanks Squashman!

[Squashman]

You have used FINDSTR in your previous questions using the /G option. I guess you just needed a little poke to push you in the right direction again. Hopefully you are not standing next to a cliff the next time I poke you.

[goodywp]

Thanks Squashman!!

I have a new requirement for this piece code now. So please ignore this topic for now. I might post a new topic later soon if i can not figure it out by myself...

goodywp