Batch-File Stops at first Line or Ends up in Loop
I have a little problem I don't understand. First off I am a Rookie and never done Batch-Scripting before. I made two scripts for my company including the command nslookup
First script: in this script the nslookup command shall print me out the results of a specific ip range, but after "echo NSLOOKUP" nothing is displayed" The for-loop doesn't execute. But it worked last week with the same code:
@echo off
for /L %%x IN (33, 1, 60) DO (
echo _______________________
echo NS LOOKUP
nslookup 192.168.178.%%x
)
pause
Second script: Here it's a bit different. I can enter the name for the domain, but after that it doesnt execute the nslookup-command aswell
@echo off
set input=y
:while
if %input%==n (
exit
)
echo _______________
echo Name for nslookup
set /p name=
nslookup %name%.domain.domain.domain.de
echo _______________
echo Search another one? (y/n)
set /p input=
goto while
Also whenever I make a new batch-file and typing something like:
@echo off
echo tell me your name
set /p name=
echo tell me your age
set /p age=
echo %name%
echo %age%
pause
It just end in a loop with an input of name and age.
I am confused. Please help me. I'd appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
batch-file
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
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I have a little problem I don't understand. First off I am a Rookie and never done Batch-Scripting before. I made two scripts for my company including the command nslookup
First script: in this script the nslookup command shall print me out the results of a specific ip range, but after "echo NSLOOKUP" nothing is displayed" The for-loop doesn't execute. But it worked last week with the same code:
@echo off
for /L %%x IN (33, 1, 60) DO (
echo _______________________
echo NS LOOKUP
nslookup 192.168.178.%%x
)
pause
Second script: Here it's a bit different. I can enter the name for the domain, but after that it doesnt execute the nslookup-command aswell
@echo off
set input=y
:while
if %input%==n (
exit
)
echo _______________
echo Name for nslookup
set /p name=
nslookup %name%.domain.domain.domain.de
echo _______________
echo Search another one? (y/n)
set /p input=
goto while
Also whenever I make a new batch-file and typing something like:
@echo off
echo tell me your name
set /p name=
echo tell me your age
set /p age=
echo %name%
echo %age%
pause
It just end in a loop with an input of name and age.
I am confused. Please help me. I'd appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
batch-file
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
2
can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
2
Did name the first batchnslookup.bat?
– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
2
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
Was also my first thought, but if the name werenslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing-----------. Same for second script
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
2
At the top of your script, replace@ECHO OFFwith@ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.
– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02
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I have a little problem I don't understand. First off I am a Rookie and never done Batch-Scripting before. I made two scripts for my company including the command nslookup
First script: in this script the nslookup command shall print me out the results of a specific ip range, but after "echo NSLOOKUP" nothing is displayed" The for-loop doesn't execute. But it worked last week with the same code:
@echo off
for /L %%x IN (33, 1, 60) DO (
echo _______________________
echo NS LOOKUP
nslookup 192.168.178.%%x
)
pause
Second script: Here it's a bit different. I can enter the name for the domain, but after that it doesnt execute the nslookup-command aswell
@echo off
set input=y
:while
if %input%==n (
exit
)
echo _______________
echo Name for nslookup
set /p name=
nslookup %name%.domain.domain.domain.de
echo _______________
echo Search another one? (y/n)
set /p input=
goto while
Also whenever I make a new batch-file and typing something like:
@echo off
echo tell me your name
set /p name=
echo tell me your age
set /p age=
echo %name%
echo %age%
pause
It just end in a loop with an input of name and age.
I am confused. Please help me. I'd appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
batch-file
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
I have a little problem I don't understand. First off I am a Rookie and never done Batch-Scripting before. I made two scripts for my company including the command nslookup
First script: in this script the nslookup command shall print me out the results of a specific ip range, but after "echo NSLOOKUP" nothing is displayed" The for-loop doesn't execute. But it worked last week with the same code:
@echo off
for /L %%x IN (33, 1, 60) DO (
echo _______________________
echo NS LOOKUP
nslookup 192.168.178.%%x
)
pause
Second script: Here it's a bit different. I can enter the name for the domain, but after that it doesnt execute the nslookup-command aswell
@echo off
set input=y
:while
if %input%==n (
exit
)
echo _______________
echo Name for nslookup
set /p name=
nslookup %name%.domain.domain.domain.de
echo _______________
echo Search another one? (y/n)
set /p input=
goto while
Also whenever I make a new batch-file and typing something like:
@echo off
echo tell me your name
set /p name=
echo tell me your age
set /p age=
echo %name%
echo %age%
pause
It just end in a loop with an input of name and age.
I am confused. Please help me. I'd appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
batch-file
batch-file
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
asked Nov 12 at 8:28
SchnoppDog
1
1
2
can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
2
Did name the first batchnslookup.bat?
– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
2
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
Was also my first thought, but if the name werenslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing-----------. Same for second script
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
2
At the top of your script, replace@ECHO OFFwith@ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.
– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02
add a comment |
2
can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
2
Did name the first batchnslookup.bat?
– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
2
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
Was also my first thought, but if the name werenslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing-----------. Same for second script
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
2
At the top of your script, replace@ECHO OFFwith@ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.
– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02
2
2
can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
2
2
Did name the first batch
nslookup.bat ?– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
Did name the first batch
nslookup.bat ?– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
2
2
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
1
Was also my first thought, but if the name were
nslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing -----------. Same for second script– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
Was also my first thought, but if the name were
nslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing -----------. Same for second script– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
2
2
At the top of your script, replace
@ECHO OFF with @ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02
At the top of your script, replace
@ECHO OFF with @ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02
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can't replicate any of your problems (and can't imagine a reason for any of them) I guess you don't have a programming issue but a computer issue.
– Stephan
Nov 12 at 11:27
2
Did name the first batch
nslookup.bat?– LotPings
Nov 12 at 12:51
2
@LotPings I posted that exact same question to OP earlier but then deleted it because what I thought of later was the fact that he said that it worked the previous week, so unless he changed the name. Let's see what he responds with.
– Gerhard Barnard
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
Was also my first thought, but if the name were
nslookup.bat, it wouldn't just stop, but loop echoing-----------. Same for second script– Stephan
Nov 12 at 14:30
2
At the top of your script, replace
@ECHO OFFwith@ECHO ON. Now run the batch file from the command prompt instead of executing it with your mouse. Update your question with the output of each batch file.– Squashman
Nov 12 at 16:02