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I'm trying to imagine a scenario where your concern is valid simply the input source can be unkown : input may come through the pipe or parameters or both Example: echo 100 200|random.cmd or random.cmd 100 200 or even echo 100 200|random.cmd outvar surely testing for parameters is easy no problem i...

' You mean ? echo.hello |2>&1 >nul find "hello" &&echo.yes ||echo.no no you have entered input with echo.hello the find or findstr prompt appear when no input is supplied like this test this line and you will be prompted to enter useless search string that will do nothing to y...

is there a way to suppress the find or findstr prompt in case no input is detected by those application as this will stop any further processing and leaving you in the prompt entering helpless key strokes. if this prompt is suppressed thus this will help to continue the batch file processing or doin...

Have you tried it? i really tried harder to run it,trying to pass the script file to cmd.exe as a parameter,it just start the file without interpreting it or start the cmd itself But I think the question is, does a batch file have to have a .BAT or .CMD extension in order for it to be interpreted a...

please is there a way to run a batch file without the trailing .bat or .exe or any other extension than .bat or .cmd like





is it possible
thanks