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I have a batch file that takes 2 parameters--source file location and target file location.
I want to create another batch file that contains all the commands with the file locations so that I dont have to enter the ifnromation every time individually. For eg: to execute command Code:
com1.bat source_file_loc output_file_loc I want to run the same command but with many files so my file should be com_full.bat Code:
com1.bat source_file_loc1 output_file_loc1 com1.bat source_file_loc2 output_file_loc2 com1.bat source_file_loc3 output_file_loc3 com1.bat source_file_loc4 output_file_loc4 com1.bat source_file_loc5 output_file_loc5 com1.bat source_file_loc6 output_file_loc6 |
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