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5. oBdA 44,193
6. sirbounty 38,273
7. farhankazi 36,090
8. matrixnz 29,591
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15. leew 21,995

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4. leew 313,247
5. oBdA 246,379
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7. GuruGary 112,331
8. For-Soft 110,898
9. K_2K 104,084
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9.4

How to read values from a text file using .cmd file

Zone: MS DOS

Tags: .CMD file

Hi,

I'm having a text file which i want to read through a .cmd file

Sample Text file: abc.txt
Line 1
Line 2

Please note: i want to read only through the .cmd file and i want these two lines has to go into two separate variable in the .cmd file

Im having a code which read the first line, but Im not able to read the second line
Attached code FYR....

Can you please help to resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance

         
             setlocal
set value=
 
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('type myfile.txt 2^>NUL') do set value=%%a
 
echo %value%

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Question Stats

Zone: OS

Question Asked By: Yogeshup

Solution Provided By: oBdA

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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