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We do ask that all posts are in English on the forum. If you need language specific support I would suggest you post on StackOverFlow which has dedicated sites for several languages.

8 years.
Foxidrive, I hope you are still with us in spirit.

Also realize that Microsoft has put wmic.exe on its deprecation list. It will be removed from Windows in the near future. That being said you can call out to powershell from a batch file to get the date and time. FOR /F "usebackq delims=" %%G IN (`powershell "(Get-Date).ToString('yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm-ss...

cmd.exe has a line execution limit of 8192 characters. When you drag and drop files onto a batch file you are sending in every fully qualified path to the file plus quotes if the file path has spaces. Reading the directory with a FOR command is a much better option.

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set "shortcut="Adobe Acrobat.lnk" "Firefox.lnk" "Google Chrome.lnk" "Google Earth Pro.lnk""
for %%G in (%shortcut%) do echo "%%~G"

Aacini wrote: ↑
17 Jun 2024 17:21
I wrote a new solution for this problem that allows a simple (and fast!) processing of a large number of replacements. I posted my solution in the original SO forum (because I can earn some rep points there)...

Antonio

Nice job. I do like your logic.

Oddly familiar question that I posted two possible solutions to on StackOverFlow yesterday.
https://stackoverflow.com/q/78630421/1417694

Wayback Machine did have the code but I don't know if this is the most up to date. :: INFO.BAT version 1.5 :: source http://www.dostips.com :: Bugs and suggestions can be reported in thread http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7347 :: :: Release History: :: 2018-05-03 v1.5: More reliable...

Moderator error. When we were having so many issues with spam accounts and spam posts for several months this year, I accidentally deleted it. I had posted about it in the moderator forum. Wasn't sure if Peter could restore the topic from backup but he has been pretty busy with his own life and tryi...

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@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set "profile_delete="
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b C:\Users ^|findstr /i aluno') do (
set "profile_delete=%%a !profile_delete!"
)
echo %profile_delete%

Don't use COPY. Use XCOPY or ROBOCOPY.

miskox wrote: ↑
12 Jun 2024 05:41
Thanks. Will check them out.

I contacted our DB2 admin to see what could be done - looks like IBM has an official Windows batch/command line option.

Saso

Yes. It will come with the client and the odbc driver.

We got rid of DB2 on our Mainframe many years ago, but whomever is the DB admin can give the client to install.

You were literally directed to read this website https://www.robvanderwoude.com/escapechars.php in your last thread from two months ago https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=11182&p=69806#p69801 Which literally shows you 4 lines down how to escape a percent symbol. All DOS versions inter...

Based on your initial netsh output you do not have any interfaces that are "Connected" and are "Ethernet" What output are expecting when nothing matches?

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