"I'm trying to execute series of command(sic)...."

you've given us very little indication of your effort. What did you try?

Or, if your "trying" means you've asked us to write code to satisfy your (incomplete and unclear) specs, you've used an inaccurate description for the wrong question: The Monastery is not a free code-writing service. OTOH, if you want to learn how to code your own solution, consider:

If you get stuck actually writing the code, then come back with your specific problem (and the code, the data, error message(s) (if any), and a description of how what happens deviates from your desires.

In reply to Re: Executing series of system commands in a shell(cmd.exe) by ww
in thread Executing series of system commands in a shell(cmd.exe) by Anonymous Monk

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