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I’m new to windows batch scripts but have started using the findstr command e.g.
findstr "test" file.txt
if not errorlevel 1 ( echo Found it!)
The code manages to findtest in file.txt but I don’t want it to output the line where it finds “test” I just want it to echo Found it!
Is this possible with findstr or should I be using something else?
Just redirect the output to
nul.