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That did the trick, i didn't know you can only use one &quot;%&quot; when you run in cmd.exe.<br />
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Thanks for the help!
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That did the trick, i didn't know you can only use one "%" when you run in cmd.exe.

Thanks for the help!

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No problem, yup just one of those gotchas!
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No problem, yup just one of those gotchas!

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Hi All,<br />
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I have this script to read in text file that contains list of user's logon name, then I want it to give me user's firstname and lastname based on it. But it keeps telling me&quot;%%L&quot; is unexpected at this time. <br />
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Could someone look at this and tell me what is wrong? Thanks<br />
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Cfor /f %%L in (c:\test.txt) do dsquery user -samid %%L | dsget user -ln
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Hi All,

I have this script to read in text file that contains list of user's logon name, then I want it to give me user's firstname and lastname based on it. But it keeps telling me"%%L" is unexpected at this time. 

Could someone look at this and tell me what is wrong? Thanks

Cfor /f %%L in (c:\test.txt) do dsquery user -samid %%L | dsget user -ln

batch script to full use's last name based on sam id

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