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If %%i begins with a SPACE character, that would happen.
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If %%i begins with a SPACE character, that would happen.

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thanks, how can I skip that case, a space in addition to blank within this windows script?
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thanks, how can I skip that case, a space in addition to blank within this windows script?

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Dear NewVillageIT, &nbsp;oBdA<br />
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Thank you very much to both for support! It works perfectly!!<br />
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Thanks Regards
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Dear NewVillageIT,  oBdA

Thank you very much to both for support! It works perfectly!!

Thanks Regards

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hi<br />
<br />
I have basic query regarding Windows Scripting on Windows 7 command prompt.<br />
<br />
there is batch like below.<br />
&lt;Start of file&gt;<br />
@ECHO off<br />
FOR /F &quot;usebackq eol=; delims=&quot; %%i &nbsp;IN (&quot;file.sql&quot;) DO (<br />
<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; IF NOT &quot;%%i&quot; EQU &quot;&quot;&nbsp;ECHO %%i &gt;&gt;&nbsp;test.txt<br />
)<br />
<br />
ECHO;<br />
ECHO **************************<wbr />******<br />
pause<br />
&lt;end of file&gt;<br />
<br />
input file.sql has multiple blank lines, which will resulted to see lines like this.<br />
ECHO is off.<br />
<br />
I would like to avoid this case, would somebody please help to advice how I can simply skip blank line so that &quot;ECHO is off.&quot; will not be printed?
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hi

I have basic query regarding Windows Scripting on Windows 7 command prompt.

there is batch like below.
<Start of file>
@ECHO off
FOR /F "usebackq eol=; delims=" %%i  IN ("file.sql") DO (

	 IF NOT "%%i" EQU "" ECHO %%i >> test.txt
)

ECHO;
ECHO ********************************
pause
<end of file>

input file.sql has multiple blank lines, which will resulted to see lines like this.
ECHO is off.

I would like to avoid this case, would somebody please help to advice how I can simply skip blank line so that "ECHO is off." will not be printed?

remove blank line - windows 7 scripting - to avoid &quot;Echo is off&quot;

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remove blank line - windows 7 scripting - to avoid &quot;Echo is off&quot;

remove blank line - windows 7 scripting - to avoid "Echo is off"