cmd : getting results and if statement - dos

Hi I am having problems with one of my first CMD scripts, any suggestions on how to go about this loop with grabbing the results outputted the command window with the if statements?
#echo off
:BEGIN
T:
cd js
cd ddf
cd invent
for %%s in ("invstk" "labmas") do (
Call Isutl -r %%s
if result contains "%ISUTL=20: Cannot open index file" goto SendEmail else if the result = "Indexing Complete" continue to next file in
list, if result not contains "%ISUTL=20: Cannot open index file" or "Indexing Complete" then call Isutl -r on that file again
)
:SendEmail
:DONESCAN
Exit

See if this does what you need:
#echo off
:BEGIN
cd /d "t:\js\ddf\invent"
for %%s in ("invstk" "labmas") do call :routine "%%s"
del file.log 2>nul
pause
goto :EOF
:routine
Call Isutl -r "%~1" >file.log 2>&1
find /i "ISUTL=20: Cannot open index file" <file.log >nul && goto SendEmail
find /i "Indexing Complete" <file.log >nul && goto :EOF
goto :routine
:SendEmail
rem send email
goto :EOF

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#echo off
setlocal enableextensions disabledelayedexpansion
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C:\Users\ots>
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Thanks!
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