Trying to delete multiple appfabric cache names using a batch script - batch-file

Question

My goal is to write a batch script that will delete all of the cache names from a particular cache server.
The code I wrote below errors because it cannot execute the AppFabric PowerShell commands. It returns "Remove-Cache -CacheName blahblah" is not a recognized as an internal or external command.
I guess what I need to figure out and I need help from you guys is how can I use the shell script FOR /F command but yet be able to execute AppFabric PowerShell commands.
I tried adding the line:
powershell.exe -noexit -command "Import-Module DistributedCacheAdministration;Use-CacheCluster"
in the beginning of the batch script to first bring up the PowerShell window, import the AppFabric module and then run the batch script. But because PowerShell doesn't recognize FOR /F, it bombs there. I'm trying to delete multiple cachenames, but I'm just too not advanced enough to do it. HELP!
:
#echo off
REM using PING and batch line retrieval... only IP address info is called out from ping request
FOR /F "tokens=2,3" %%A IN ('ping %computername% -n 1 -4') DO IF "from"== "%%A" set "IP=%%~B"
echo %IP:~0,-1%
REM GET-CacheClusterHealth > C:\output.txt
REM FIND /n /i "NamedCache" C:\output.txt > C:\results.txt
FOR /F "tokens=4" %%i in (C:\results.txt) DO "Remove-Cache -CacheName %%i"
DEL "C:\output.txt"
DEL "C:\results.txt"
ECHO ALL Cache names have been deleted from Cache Server %IP:~0,-1%
Pause

Answer 1

To be honest it looks like you are making this way more complicated than it needs to be. PowerShell is the way things are moving so you may want to look into how it works a bit more. What you probably need is something along the lines of (kind of pseudo-code since I don't have the actual cmdlet to reference):
Import-Module DistributedCacheAdministration
Use-CacheCluster
$ServerName = "SomeServer01"
$ServerPort = "22233"
Get-Cache -HostName $ServerName -CachePort $ServerPort | ForEach{Remove-Cache $_.CacheName}
Now I don't know what is returned from Get-Cache but I imagine that it returns an array of things and from looking at your script one of the properties is NamedCache, which is what you want to work with. The above example would import the module needed to perform the commands. Then it sets the cache cluster to the current host, assign a variable to the name of a server that you want to work with, and then another variable to the port for it. Lastly it performs the Get-Cache command against the specified host and port, and sends the results of that to a ForEach loop that performs the Remove-Cache command against all of the items returned's NamedCache property. As I said before I assume it returns an array of objects which contain a NamedCache property.
As for FOR /F in PowerShell, what you could do if you really want to go that route is something like:
Get-Content Results.txt | ForEach{Remove-Cache -CacheName $_.Split(" ")[3]}
That gets the contents of the file, and then for each line it splits that line at each space, and references the 4th item (PowerShell's Split method will turn the string into an array of strings, and since arrays start at record 0 in PowerShell [3] references the 4th string in the array).