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Hi All, I am having a hard time figuring this out, I hope someone can help me. This is the content of my text file: <?page i?> <para id="fm-P0"><figure id="F1"><graphic picfile="I9781285011929_0001"/></figure></para> <?page ii?> <?page iii?> <?page iv?> <?page v?> <?pag...

Hi Ed,

Thank for the idea.

What goes on my mind is while I'm processing the files, my batch file will create a summary report of the files being processed and on the next process execution, It will first check the files to be processed on that summary report.

yes i know that command Ed but it seems not reliable.

Hi All,

What's your approach here?

I am processing thousand of files everyday and I want to make sure that I am processing a unique file, some sort of duplicate check. How do you do it in batch file?

-renzlo

replace that section with this: :1 @echo off CLS color A echo. echo. echo. echo --------------------------------- echo Do you want to start uTorrent ??? echo --------------------------------- echo. echo MENU echo --------- echo 1= Yes echo 2= No echo. :menu2 set /p bang= Please select and press ENTE...

How about this: @echo off color C echo ------------------------------------------------ echo Did you connect external DRIVE for uTorrents ??? echo ------------------------------------------------ echo. echo MENU echo --------- echo 1= Yes echo 2= No echo. :menu1 set /p bang= Please select and press ...

if that's the case, try this: @echo off color C echo ------------------------------------------------ echo Did you connect external DRIVE for uTorrents ??? echo ------------------------------------------------ echo. echo MENU echo --------- echo 1= Yes echo 2= No echo. :menu1 set /p bang= Please sel...

hi programchen,

Ed already showed you how to do it:

from dir /? command:
/S Displays files in specified directory and all subdirectories.


so it should be:
dir /s /b "C:\*BEG*"

-renzlo

Hi pallavi_23,

In standard conversion, there are 1,000,000 bytes in 1 mb. Try to divide size by 1,000,000. The problem now is dos don't support decimal point.

-renzlo

Hi Kalop, You need to filter their choices or you might want to use choice commands. I've modified your code a bit. Please try: **************************************************************** @echo off @echo off color C echo ------------------------------------------------ echo Did you connect exte...

This is my suggestion for debugging your own code :- SET N=1000 ECHO Processing Directory "!fname!\*.*" >>SummaryReport_!petsa!.TXT for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%G in ('dir /s /b "!fname!\*.*"') do ( set "contents=%%G" SET /A N+=1 ECHO !N! Processing %%G >> >>S...

Hi aGerman,

Thanks for the reply, I've closed it but it still writes the first line only.

thanks alan, here's the code that mafunctioned: ::START DUPLICATE CHECK for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%G in ('dir /s /b "!fname!\*.*"') do ( set "contents=%%G" if exist "SummaryReport_!petsa!.csv" ( findstr "!contents!" "SummaryReport_!petsa!.csv&q...

I apologize for my code ed, and thanks for the tip. My messy codes work by the way, I just don't get how to trigger a duplicate check based on the summary report created.

Thanks ed, this is now my current script: Please see the highlighted part, this is the duplicate check part, I'm wondering why the else command is not triggering, it triggers but it only write one line. @echo off color 1F mode con: cols=45 lines=14 title PEU v0.1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...