I tring to excute a simple batch file scripts :
echo %1
set var = %1
echo %var%
When I am running it in XP, it is giving me expected output, but When I am running it in Vista or windows 7, I am getting "Echo is On" when trying to print (echo) value.
Below is the output of program :
G:\2012>abc.bat 1
G:\2012>echo 1
1
G:\2012>set var = 1
G:\2012>echo
ECHO is on.
G:\2012>
Get rid of the spaces in your set expression. There can and should be no spaces on either side of the equal sign (=)
set var=%1
BTW: I usually start all my batch files with @echo off, and end them with @echo on too, so I can avoid mixing code with the output of the batch file. It just makes your batch file output a little nicer and cleaner.
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