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If for example my on input file has the data already combined as per Liviu's resolution, is there any simple way to modify the original batch script so it uses the two parameters. some lines of the code.bat contain syntax that requires the two parameters whereas some don't. icacls x:\homedrives\%1 /...

thanks, that certainly solves part of my problem.

how would/could the script I'm using change to call on both of these items?

Hello, I'm working on a script that resets user permissions to their homedrive folder based on an export (of SAM id's) from another batch script. The batch job consists of two files: go.bat which executes the job for /f %%i in (users.txt) do @cmd-series %%i contents of user.txt is: username1 usernam...

even better - nice one

Spot on - awesome - thanks

do you know how the same result could be obtained if the data I wanted was at the end of a line of text like: \\domain.com\customer\region\site\folder\username1 \\domain.com\customer\region\site\folder\username2 \\domain.com\customer\region\site\folder\username3 \\domain.com\customer\region\site\fol...

Perfect works a treat - cheers all

yep, the actual file contents are as follows, each line has the '>' symbol at the beginning:

>cn: John Smith
>homeDirectory: \\server\username1
>sAMAccountName: username1

Hi,

I'm just doing a :

type adoutput.txt | find "sAM"

to get me that output

Hi, I've got a script which is outputting a load of user attributes from an Active Directory. I've got to it to a point where i have the contents of the text file as follows: >sAMAccountName: username1 >sAMAccountName: username2 >sAMAccountName: username3 >sAMAccountName: username4 >sAMAccountName: ...