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If the user is resetting themselves, %username is the variable you want.
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If the user is resetting themselves, %username is the variable you want.

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Hi and thanks for the quick response. <br />
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Im aware i need to use %username%, however, I need the actual entire code for this.<br />
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i think im looking to take ID from qwinsta and pipe it to the rwinsta part.
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Hi and thanks for the quick response.

Im aware i need to use %username%, however, I need the actual entire code for this.

i think im looking to take ID from qwinsta and pipe it to the rwinsta part.

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Hi all.<br />
Im &nbsp;looking to create a bat file to reset a users citrix session. Ideally Id like any user to be able to click a link to the bat file and their citrix session will clear.<br />
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So far ive come up with the following commands<br />
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qwinsta %username% /server:myservername<br />
set /p id=enter ID to clear session : <br />
echo %id%<br />
rwinsta %id% /server:myservername<br />
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This works fine, but im wondering if theres a way to automate the whole process without them having to enter the ID? <br />

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Hi all.
Im  looking to create a bat file to reset a users citrix session. Ideally Id like any user to be able to click a link to the bat file and their citrix session will clear.

So far ive come up with the following commands

qwinsta %username% /server:myservername
set /p id=enter ID to clear session : 
echo %id%
rwinsta %id% /server:myservername

This works fine, but im wondering if theres a way to automate the whole process without them having to enter the ID? 


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