Running batch script with two lscm commands causes finishing script just after finishing first command
nanda S (20●16●19)
| asked May 23 '14, 4:25 a.m.
edited May 23 '14, 5:25 a.m. by Krzysztof Kaźmierczyk (7.5k●4●80●103) I am trying to execute two or more lscm command by storing it as a batch file. If i try exectue the two commands in separate lines execution for the first command happens successfully and stops for the execution of the second command it works only when i add "&&" between two commands but i want each command to be in a new line and execute. Example: NOT WORKING lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName1 lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName2 WORKING Example lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName1&&lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName2
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On Windows lscm itself is a batch command. To call it in a batch file, you may need to use:
call lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName1 call lscm create workspace -r https:\\Xyxyxy -u User -p password workspaceName2 nanda S selected this answer as the correct answer
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