Command line scripting

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From: Junkert Ferenc (junkert.ferenc_at_otp-ltp.hu)
Date: 06/28/04 

Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 15:28:58 +0200

     Hello!

I working with one Windows 2000 server, and i must write one
only-commandline script.

The script view with snmp one switchport state. This state will I store in
one environmental variable.
so:

SET xy = snmp (or any outer) command output

I have seed, the "setx" program but it's no good. I have seed the program
outputs redirect or pipe, but this is bad.
Know anyone how ths work???? Or can I so make this script ?

      Thanks for any help
                                        Frankie

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