Since I already confirm that the file.cmd is existing, I need to do a cd.
In Line 8, I need to go where the file.cmd exist
Is this possible?
Thanks,
cmarzan
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Hi R.Signh,
I got another problem i'm sorry.
Since I already confirm that the file.cmd is existing, I need to do a cd.
In Line 8, I need to go where the file.cmd exist
Is this possible?
Thanks,
cmarzan
Hello cmarzan,
Could you please be clear in your requirement, as 1st post says you only need to find file in subdirectories and do an operation. Now the script you have posted having some variables which have values seems to me like you are passing arguments to script. Could you please let me know if you want to move a file from a place to another within script or any other operations you need to perform? Also what values you are taking from user as input or you are passing as arguments while running script please?
Thanks,
R. Singh
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After
.. I need to put an import script to import the
which was inputted by the user. I need to
the exact directory where the
exist because the import script needs to see the file.
I'm sorry if i confused you...
Thanks,
cmarzan
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Hi Sir rodic,
Thanks for the help. It is now working ok..
Also to you Sir R.Signh
Many Thanks,
cmarzan
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Hi,
In connection to this thread..
Sir, after executing line 39, it will create a .out file with the same file name as
. After that, Line 40 will be executed. Here is what I don't know next... I wanted to copy all the .out files from the Main directory up to it's sub-folders to the folder created in Line 40 but the tricky here is that the sub-folders must also be copied if it has a .out file inside.
Thanks,
cmarzan
Last edited by cmarzan; 11-05-2014 at 12:06 AM..
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