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Avery you hit the nail on the head
I tested the code and it works like a gem I threw
The error in there to compensate for the change
and all runs smoothly.
Thank you for your assistance.

I was wondering if there is a more proficient
way of making this occur...
Thank You Very Much For Any Advice.

I'm not completely sure I understand what you're doing yet, but here's at least one thing I found: SET Value=!SplitVar! (with enabledelayedexpansion) This is one thing that encounters an error. Setting any delayed expansion or misplacing, The SetLocal commands seems to counter act against the cmd p...

Ok the reason I did not use the ping was because genarally This is meant to be a command with changeable parameters. So, LOOP VarName001 100 VarName002 9000 /SYNC Is the command, the numbered values represent how long to take before Setting or doing the statements inside that loop so the ping would ...

This is a 3 part script to launch this script Save the 1st script as "SCRIPT.BAT" Save the 2nd script as "LOOP.BAT" Save the 3rd script as "LOOP2.BAT" Put them all in the same directory From the command line type "SCRIPT" Everything else needed to know is Loca...

I was wondering how one might go about retrieving the combined
sum of a specified file extension in a specific directory.
So, the combined size of say, all the .dll files in the system32 folder.
Not how many dll's, but the combined size of those dll's.
Ideas?

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Hey AVERY do you write any of your own code or do you just go
around mocking other peoples code, because from all your post I've found
between here and ss64 seems you just like to think you are god
To bad there is no god and you def are not her.

At risk of blowing my own horn, umm I did the same thing and you should read the fine print more, where is r636, and when does it get set you left that out AVERY even if the T_ var is found then what happenes with r636 You have alot of extra nonsense that just finds T_VAR and says we found it but th...

.....Yes this is my dilemma. Was looking at maybe extending some sort of library To house the statements and switch everything over To vars in the initial script... Any thougts on using the cmd command to pass the local Environment Vars /V: on etc... Setting up the local environment VIA the cmd comm...

Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas for replacing "IF" and "FOR" commands in a batch script?