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Need solution for Bat FIle using FOR Cycle
Hi people.
Don't know if you could help me, but here it goes anyway. I need to search for some directories, and if i for any file founded a must run another Bat file. Can this be done in DOS ? Thanks in advance |
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09-18-2008
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This guy:
How to write a DOS batch file to loop through files Jim 2.0’s Blog Has written a pretty good guide to doing this. I found I got the most useful search output using: Code:
dir c:\<filename> /B /P /S |
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