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logon script issue (easy if you know)
We have a logon script that has to run as it does, but half way through I would like it to exit if %computername% = mycomputer
i have played around and it just exist all the time on every computer
i was thinking of
IF not %computername% "==" goto exit but no joy
windows 2003
i have played around and it just exist all the time on every computer
i was thinking of
IF not %computername% "==" goto exit but no joy
windows 2003
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ThePrutser, please don't post if you have nothing new to add. Not only is your information just a restatement of my information it is incorrect as :EOF is a predefined label that does not need to be specified.
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Thaks but im ok with the lables bit, just had " in wrong place
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Steve, I am sorry about the incorrect info of the :EOF. I only want to make sure the post was familiar with labeling in batch files. Your correct answer was a little short of explaination according to me. If a novice user would read your reply (found by google or whatsoever), I can imagine he does not understand your answer completely. Just trying to help, sorry if I offended you.
exit is a specific command which you cannot use as you are trying to.
You have to use the goto command with a label. To let the above make a little more sense
IF "%computername%"=="mycompu
<statements put here will be excuted if computername is NOT equal to mycomputer>
:EOF
<statements put here will be excuted if computername IS equal to mycomputer>