I'm trying to run the below If condition but I'm not receiving any result.
IF %config%=="Yes" goto :findmerge
goto :endscript
:findmerge
cd M:\%viewname%\%vobname%
set /p branchname=Enter Branch Name:
set /p labelname=Enter Branch Name:
cleartool findmerge . -nc -fver .../%branchname%/%labelname% -print
:endscript
echo "Set Config Spec to Main/LATEST"
What could be the problem with this block?
As mentioned in "string comparison in batch file", adding double-quotes around the environment variable is needed here (as Harry Johnston commented).
How can put an else condition in windows?
In your, you already have a "else":
IF /I "%config%"=="Yes" goto :findmerge
goto :endscript
That means if ... then findmerge else endscript.
The other technique, as shown in "if/then/else statements in Windows batch" is using ()
if xxx (
...
) else (
...
)
