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Asked: June 1, 20262026-06-01T02:29:07+00:00 2026-06-01T02:29:07+00:00

I have a performance run scenario which calls cd %AUTORUN_DIR% call abc.bat cd %AUTORUN_DIR%

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I have a performance run scenario which calls

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

This currently runs for one Operator. Now i want to edit this and run this code for 3 operators (Operator1 , Operator2,Operator3)

so i want something like this

set j = 1;

set operator = "Operator"%j% (Expecting this to be Operator1 in the first run of the loop)


for operator in ("Operator1","Operator2","Operator3") do

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
call  abc.bat 

I want this to run for Operator1,Operator2,Operator3.

With my limited batch skills , i am finding it difficult to do.

Please help

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    2026-06-01T02:29:09+00:00Added an answer on June 1, 2026 at 2:29 am

    You may define a subroutine and pass to it the current operator in the subroutine parameter, and then define the operator variable with the parameter value:

    for %%o in ("Operator1","Operator2","Operator3") do call :theProcess %%o
    goto :EOF
    
    :theProcess
    
    rem For example:
    echo Current operator is: %1
    
    set operator=%1
    
    cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
    call  abc.bat
    
    cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
    call  abc.bat
    
    cd %AUTORUN_DIR%
    call  abc.bat
    
    exit /B
    

    Please, feel free to do any question about this code.

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