Batch files, though far less sophisticated than their Unix shell script counterparts, nonetheless have many of the important features that I have become accustomed to working with on my Unix systems.

Any task that can be performed from a command line can be used in a batch file. Even though batch files are not as robust as programming languages, they can be much easier to create and use.

GohanIYIan [/url]":1mfm6uv8]I want a batch script to start two executables and send the output of one to a log file. This is what I'm doing right now that does not seem to work despite what some ...

Hit Cntrl+S to save the file, and save it as .bat in a safe location. Test the batch file by launching it, and opening your Recycle Bin to see that any file older than 30 days has just been deleted.

Does anyone have a script or batch file I can add to the OU so when a workstation comes online if it's using a static IP it will reconfigure to use DHCP? EDIT: all workstations are running XP SP3 ...

Yes, now with Bash Shell in Windows 11 and Windows 10, you can now create and run Bash shell scripts and incorporate Bash commands into a Windows batch file or PowerShell script.

The batch script is smart enough to skip any apps you don't have open, and makes it easy to strip down running programs to grab the most power from your system, for Photoshop, games, or other ...

I kick off SFTP scripts from the command line using a traditional batch file. For example, this is a listing of a batch file named deploy.bat — used to start the SFTP client with script file.

The types of scripting files that are supported are: Batch File Commands: These are stored in text files with the .bat or .cmd file name extension.

Selective Operation A batch file can include multiple tasks, and the user can choose which one to execute. See Choice. User Input A batch file can be flexible and accept user input. The percent ...