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Hi friends I need a little help. I have a batch command that works fine (.bat or .cmd):

for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ('Net Localgroup sector ^| find /I /V "Alias" ^| find /I /V "Membros" ^| find /I /V "coment rio" ^| find /I /V "------" ^| find /I /V "comando"') Do Net Localgroup sector "%%i" /Delete

It deletes FINE all users and groups in localgroup "sector". So, when I send to autoit the command:

#include <process.au3>
_RunDOS("for /f " & '"tokens=*"' & " %i in ('Net Localgroup sector ^| find /I /V " & '"Alias"' &  " ^| find /I /V " & '"Membros"' & " ^| find /I /V " & '"coment rio"' & " ^| find /I /V " & '"------"' & " ^| find /I /V " & '"comando"' & ") Do Net Localgroup sector " & "%i" & " /Delete")

doesn't WORK.

I tried a more % in %i (%%i), but doesn't work too... So, any ideas? What's wrong here?

Thanks.

Posted

I would not advise mix single and double quotes like you have, I would have done this:

_RunDOS("for /f ""tokens=*"" %%i in ('Net Localgroup sector ^| find /I /V ""Alias"" ^| find /I /V ""Membros"" ^| find /I /V ""coment rio"" ^| find /I /V ""------"" ^| find /I /V ""comando""') Do Net Localgroup sector ""%%i"" /Delete")

Also, I would not use dos... Use AutoIt instead. There are net user functions on the forum, so see if you can find what you want by searching.

Mat

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