Assigning part of result to a variable

[steelrodman]

Firstly sorry for the poor title.

I am trying to write a batch file that will logoff Citrix (Terminal Services) connections.

The username will be passed to the batch file from an external application. I need to use this to logoff the session from the batch file.

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logoff username /Server:server1

should work, but it only works for me if i specify the ID (logoff ID /server:server1).

Is there a way I can use QWINSTA (or similar), and assign the ID into a variable? This way I can run my logoff command.

Example:

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qwinsta USERNAME /SERVER:citrixserver
 SESSIONNAME       USERNAME                 ID  STATE   TYPE        DEVICE
 ica-tcp#6534      UserOne                  3  Active  wdica

The code should store "3" in a variable.

Any suggestions welcome.
Thank you.

[Squashman]

I don't have a Citrix environment but I am thinking this will get you the userid into a variable.

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for /F "skip=1 tokens=3 delims= " %%I in ('qwinsta USERNAME /SERVER:citrixserver') do set Userid=%%I

[steelrodman]

This works perfectly!

Thanks very much for the solution, and speedy reply.