RUN() multiple in same CMD window no BATCH

[mbkowns]

Is it possible to run multiple things in the same command window without having to run a batch file? I have many admins that need to get removed as part of a larger script but I would like instead of a CMD window created for each that one could be opened and execute multiple lines.

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin1"' & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin2"' & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin3"' & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin12"' & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin22"' & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"domain\siteadmin78" & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)

more need to be remove just an example.

Let me know if that is possible. Work around now would be to fileinstall() batch file to c:\ and delete it after it is run but it would be nice if this worked without having to do that.

thanks

[LarryDalooza]

As the windows are hidden, I don't see a problem with multiple calls ... just make a function so that it is easier to code... is there speed or something that concerns you?

DeleteDomUser("domain\siteadmin2")
DeleteDomUser("domain\siteadmin3")
DeleteDomUser("domain\siteadmin4")
DeleteDomUser("domain\siteadmin5")
DeleteDomUser("domain\siteadmin6")

Func DeleteDomUser($user)
   RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & $user & " /delete", "",@SW_HIDE)
EndFunc

Lar.

[wraithdu]

You could also try something like -

#include "Constants.au3"

Dim $line

$pid = Run("cmd", "", "", $STDIN_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD)
StdinWrite($pid, "dir" & @CRLF)
StdinWrite($pid, "exit" & @CRLF)
While 1
    $line = $line & StdoutRead($pid)
    If @error Then ExitLoop
WEnd
MsgBox(0, "Stdout", $line)
ProcessClose($pid)
Exit

Edited April 11, 2008 by wraithdu

[spudw2k]

If you really want to "stack" a bunch of commands, you can use && to separate them and it will run them in sequence.

For example.

Open a CMD prompt and type in 'ipconfig && dir c:\ && echo "My Hostname Is" && hostname' (no single quotes)

But there isn't anything wrong with Larry's idea of making a function. You could even make an array of "userids" and loop through it call the DelDomUser func.

Edited April 11, 2008 by spudw2k

[mbkowns]

Thanks for the quick help. It doesn't take very long to do it even doing ones that don't exist.

went with this while I was waiting like all the other ideas might change to those as well.

Func _RemoveAllAdmins()
    For $rAdmin = 0 To 9
        $zrAdmin = "0" & $rAdmin
        RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"67-nis\sitealtirisadmin' & $zrAdmin & '"' & " /delete", "", @SW_HIDE)
        RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"67-nis\sitepcadmin' & $zrAdmin & '"' & " /delete", "", @SW_HIDE)
    Next

    For $rAdmin = 10 To 100
        RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"67-nis\sitealtirisadmin' & $rAdmin & '"' & " /delete", "", @SW_HIDE)
        RunWait("net localgroup administrators " & '"67-nis\sitepcadmin' & $rAdmin & '"' & " /delete", "", @SW_HIDE)
    Next
EndFunc  ;==>_RemoveAllAdmins