Example

$SERVER=LOCALSERVER

IF INGROUP ("101") GOTO "101"
IF INGROUP ("202") GOTO "202"

:101
USE E: "\\SERVER\ESHARE"
USE F: "\\SERVER\FSHARE"
GOTO "GENERAL"

:202
USE E: "\\SERVER\ESHARE"
USE F: "\\SERVER\FSHARE"

;CHANGE UNINSTALL PATH FOR MCAFEE
$mcafee = Readvalue
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{87AEFD84-BC0D-11D4-B885-00508B022A51}","InstallSource")
If $mcafee="\\\\SERVER1\\mcafee\\Win32\\"
Else
SHELL "$SERVER\REPOSITORY\MCAFEE\BATCH.BAT" $SERVER"

ENDIF

GOTO "GENERAL"

:GENERAL

Here is the explanation and question.
When running this I want the users from different loactions to only run their part of the script, but if a user from "101" logs on, it runs the script and fails. It says tha it can´t find :LABEL, it means that it can´t jump to :GENERAL, which it doesn´t do.
I´ve found out that it fails because there is a (") too much in the line
SHELL "$SERVER\REPOSITORY\MCAFEE\BATCH.BAT" $SERVER"

This is true there shouldn´t have been one after BATCH.BAT. So the functioning line looks like this
SHELL "$SERVER\REPOSITORY\MCAFEE\BATCH.BAT $SERVER"

But why do the 101 users encounter this error since they never run the 202 section, where the line is???

Does kix read code that it is supposed to ignore???

I´ve tried for fun to introduce an error that fails.

GOTO "HI"
shell "c:\winnt\test.bat" localserver"
:HI

It never gets to :HI but fails and says that it can´t find :LABEL!!!!

Regards
Michael Hovej
Systemsconsultant