I don’t know if you were aware, but the other step you tried was powershell.exe code not cmd.exe. Something similar to this may do what you require: @Echo Off Set “dirSrc=C:\App\Folder1” Set “dirDst=C:\App\Folder2” Set “extSrc=*.txt” If Exist “%dirSrc%\%extSrc%” (CD /D “%dirSrc%” 2>Nul || Exit /B ) Else Exit /B If Not Exist “%dirDst%\” (MD “%dirDst%” … Read more
I think its a good solution for your problem. You have to install winscp and the code some files and it will do automaticaly. I used 3 or 4 times. Also you need the key for your SFTP to connect throught it. Here a link to the guide step by step. https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guides Here is a … Read more
Here is something you can try: @echo off rem Create datestamp: set “datestamp=%date:~4,-8%_%date:~7,-5%_%date:~12,2%” rem Request for me, if you are not using `dd/mm/yy` format, to provide another script for your occassion. rem Create timestamp: set “timestamp=%time:~0,2%_%time:~3,2%” rem Create folder: md %datestamp%_%timestamp% xcopy /E “C:/Program Files (x86)/Jenkins/workspace/jenkins Pipeline/application/bin/Debug/netcoreapp2.1/os/publish” “%datestamp%_%timestamp%” Hope this helps! 0 solved Create a … Read more
Here is a short batch code for this task: @echo off pushd “C:\Temp\Data” if not exist “Output\*” md Output for /D %%D in (*) do ( if /I not “%%D” == “Output” ( for %%J in (“%%D\plots\*.jpeg”) do ( copy /B /Y “%%~fJ” “Output\%%D-%%~nxJ” >nul ) ) ) popd Specify in second line the path … Read more
Based upon my understanding of your question, you could try: @For /D %%A In (“C:\input\*”)Do @( (Echo path=C:\Metadata_input\%%~nxA\ Echo elec_path=C:\OHD\%%~nxA\)>”C:\file_move.txt” Call “E:\FileMoving_run.bat” –context=Default –context_param prop_file_move=”C:\file_move.txt” ) @Del “C:\file_move.txt” 6 solved how to use batch file variable within text file?
Following should get you started $housenames = @(“Dagger Alley 1” “Steel Home” “Iron Alley 1” “Iron Alley 2” “Swamp Watch” “Salvation Street 2″ ) $xmlTemplate = @( ‘<house name=”” houseid=”2″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ size=”93″ />’ ‘<house name=”” houseid=”4″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ size=”68″ />’ ‘<house name=”” houseid=”5″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ … Read more
Batch Label should be defined as :desktop as opposed to desktop: and syntax for taking input from user is set /p desktopoptions= “Enter choice” ^Note the space after equals sign. while your code p /set desktopoptions= and there’s no such command named ‘quit’. I’d recommend if %desktopoptions%==1 goto serverstart if %desktopoptions%==2 goto exit :exit cls … Read more
Use set to change the value of variables and %var% for using them: set variable=4 echo Variable is equal to %variable%. pause Output: Variable is equal to 4. Press a key to continue . . . If you mean you want to know if a variable is defined, just use if defined <variable>: if defined … Read more
Continuing from my comment. For example: Listing Network Drives There are many ways to list mapped network drives. One of them uses PowerShell’s Get-PSDrive and checks to see whether the target root starts with “\”, indicating a UNC network path: Get-PSDrive -PSProvider FileSystem | Where-Object DisplayRoot -like ‘\\*’ # Results <# Name Used (GB) Free … Read more
To answer part of your question: Using Invoke-WebRequest you can feed it a url and use the parameter -OutFile to send it somewhere locally on your machine, example: $url = example.com/somefile.jpg Invoke-WebRequest $url -OutFile C:\output\somefile.jpg This will download the somefile.jpg from example.com and save it in C:\output\ on your machine https://msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/reference/5.1/Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility/Invoke-WebRequest 7 solved Download and … Read more
here are a few changes, before carrying on with your project you really do need to do some reading. :Next1 echo You know, %name%, I just really cannot tell how old you are. echo Do not hesitate to say “No” if you would not really like to tell me, set /p “age=but I would like … Read more
With if exist use the variableNAME, not the variable itself (no %) Your line if not defined %answer% echo Not an acceptable answer & goto READYTOBEGIN? is parsed (because %answer% is empty) as: if not defined echo Not an acceptable answer & goto READYTOBEGIN? echo is also not defined (probably), so the command to be … Read more
Couple of things you need to understand. When we set variables, we typically enclose them in double quotes in case there are whitespace, which after the whitespace, the next field is seen by cmd as a new command and you will get some errors you would not want, such as the infamous “Is not recognised … Read more
convertBatToCmd.bat: @echo off echo ConvertBatToCmd.bat if not exist “%1” echo call with file to be converted as parameter & goto :eof ren “%1” “%~n1.cmd” Usage: convertBatToCmd myfile.bat (sorry, couldn’t resist…) back to seriousity: more infos here 2 solved How to convert batch file (.bat) to .cmd file
Without utilising another tool/language, batch file solutions will generally write a new destination file before deleting the target file and performing a rename. Here therefore is an option utilising the built-in PowerShell scripting language: From a batch file, with the text files in the current working directory: @PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command “Get-ChildItem ‘.\*.txt’|%%{(Get-Content $_.FullName) -CReplace … Read more