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I need a batch file that runs on windows 7 and that does the following:
need it to check the last modified date and time of MyLog.txt. If it is more than X number of minutes, Kills the MyLog.exe process if it is listed under the processes Image name, and calls myclean.bat.

I need a batch file to copy the C:\MyFolder\MySubFolder1\... and all its sub directories to location like \\rmt-srv1\dir1\MySubFolder1\...

popular common easy stuff but not enough.:
for /f "delims=*" %%x in ('dir /b /ad-s-h C:\dirx\abc_cdf*') do rd "%%x" /s /q

looking for a script that only checks a folder and in the folder if, there is only one folder that starts with "abc_cdf" exits. If there are more than one folder starting with "abc_cdf", delete the ones that are older than 5 days. This script does not go inside the sub folders. I...

ok. i didn't see the pushd.
ok. how about if "word1" and "word2" should be in the same line to copy.

what popd does?.

hi, i have lots of CSV files in a dreictory and its subs. I am new to batch scripting. windows 7 dos. i need a batch script that search all the CSV files in only a folder (C:\folder1 , not its sub-folders) and copy all the csv files that contain "word" and "word2" to C:\folder2. ...

no such activity as explained for more than last 60 days. any tool and method that works the best.

Need a batch script that move folders with no update activity have been done on them more than 2 months ago. No new files or folders have been added to them, no files have been updated.

yes, indeed. In general, what is the best way to search through a directory (c:\dir1) and its subs and find files that contain multiple words such Word1, word2 and word3?. I have implemented a way and works but it may not be the best way. I do not have the code handy.

this line looks for the word LPI and .txt in the file name. How this line changes to satisfy the condition if 1)LPI is either found in the file name or found inside the file itself with the file name having the extension of .txt?. 2)look for LPI only inside the file itself with the file name having ...

Fantastic a!.

"C:\Program Files\7-zip\7z.exe e "%%f" may work for .gz files and is the only one I know. Also .txt is only the extension. It won't be in the middle. Best is to look at the last three letter of the file name to find extension.

1)name format of each gz file is filename_Sequence#.gz.
2)some uncompressed file names have extension of .txt.