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Works great!!! Thank you soooo much!!!
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No problem, glad it helped.<br />
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Steve
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Title says it all.<br />
I need to create batch file, which will call the command that has multiple line of output. I need to read line 5 and if it says xxxx, then proceed to yyyy, else proceed to zzzzz.
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Title says it all.
I need to create batch file, which will call the command that has multiple line of output. I need to read line 5 and if it says xxxx, then proceed to yyyy, else proceed to zzzzz.

Batch file: check for line 5 in command output, if it says xxxx, then do yyyy

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