From: segalgary@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 10:43:18 AM UTC-5, foxidrive wrote:   
   > On 14/11/2013 02:32, Gary Segal wrote:   
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   > > Hi Guys   
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   > > Does anyone knows what is the proper syntax for IF?   
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   > > here is my logic:   
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   > > Set /a WIL# = 000001   
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   > That creates a variable called "%wil# %" and set it to " 00001" without the   
   quotes.   
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   > > ECHO %WIL#%   
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   > > the logic below will work either way if WIL# > 0 or = 0   
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   > The logic below isn't using WIL#   
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   > > IF NOT CHA# == 0 (Do something)   
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   > > what is the correct syntax?   
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   > > I need it work like this - IF CHA# > 0 (Do something)   
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   > if %cha#% GTR 0 echo make my day   
      
   Thank you FoxiDrive   
      
   I tried that, did not work.   
   Here is my full logic   
   PushD "Y:"   
   CD "Cloud"   
   set "dir1=Y:\Cloud"   
      
   Set /a WIL# = 000000   
   ::: This is a Counter for Load/Email Logic ::   
   for %%X in ("%dir1%\*WIL*.edi") do (Set /a WIL# = WIL#+1)   
      
   :: Load Willa   
      
   IF NOT WIL# == 0 (   
   MkDir  "Works fine"   
   RoboCopy "Works fine"   
   :Email   
   SendEmail "Works fine")   
      
   The problem is that this logic is always executed. I need it to work only when   
   WIL# > 0   
   Thanks   
      
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