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some questions about cmd

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2021-08-09T02:08:33.723+00:00

if i use the command : cmd /c “set x=c@alc & echo %x:@=% | cmd”
it is ok, it will start the calc
but if i use the commmand : cmd /c "set a=ipconfig"
and i try to run : %a%
it is failed, i found it is not to set the a

how can i set a=ipconfig by use cmd /c

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  2. Castorix31 91,876 Reputation points
    2021-08-09T06:17:28.32+00:00

    You can do for example : 

    cmd /c "set a=ipconfig && cmd /c ^"echo %a%^" | cmd"

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