batch-file

问题 How do I copy a certain file to a destination folder that already has the same file with the same name, keep both files. For eg. if a.jpg is already present in the destination folder (assume one in number), now there would two files with different names (eg. a.jpg and a(1).jpg 回答1: We can also use TIMESTAMP: @echo off for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%a in ('wmic OS Get localdatetime /value') do set "dt=%%a" set "YY=%dt:~2,2%" & set "YYYY=%dt:~0,4%" & set "MM=%dt:~4,2%" & set "DD=%dt:~6,2%" set

问题 I have a robocopy batch file in C:\batch. Here is the batch file: set LOG="C:\Log\robolog.txt" set START1="C:\WORK" set END1="\\fs-02\Work" Robocopy %START1% %END1% /MIR /PURGE /SEC /SECFIX /R:1 /W:5 /V /ETA /LOG:%LOG% My question is if i open cmd from the location (c:\batch) that contains this batch file and run it from there, it just runs it over and over again and never ends....and i can not even terminate the cmd .... Ctrl+C will only speed up the loop..... but if cmd start location is

问题 I need the below command second column output <USERNAME> result to variables: query sessions|find "Active" >console <USERNAME> 1 Active I know the %USERNAME% OR whoami could get the current user name but this script will run using administrator account and will need to be able to capture the current active logon username. If I could select the second column of the output results and assign it to a variable.. this will be a great help. 回答1: In this case you should use FOR /F to capture the

问题 I need the below command second column output <USERNAME> result to variables: query sessions|find "Active" >console <USERNAME> 1 Active I know the %USERNAME% OR whoami could get the current user name but this script will run using administrator account and will need to be able to capture the current active logon username. If I could select the second column of the output results and assign it to a variable.. this will be a great help. 回答1: In this case you should use FOR /F to capture the

问题 The (unofficial) documentation for the Windows Internal CMD ECHO shows some interesting tricks in it. However, I have not yet found a way to echo a single character . Quick note, od used below, is from a Git (or Gow) installation For instance, this echo's the 'a' with a 'windows' newline ( \r\n ): >echo a| od -A x -t x1z -v - 000000 61 0d 0a >a..< 000003 And this trick (also in the docs now) echo's nothing: ><nul (set/p _any_variable=)| od -A x -t x1z -v - 000000 So I would expect this to

问题 I have searched and searched to no avail so apologies if the answer does exist. I am not very good with batch files so please keep this in mind. All I am after is a single batch file that will list/save to file a list of the folders within the current folder. So basically if I run this batch file within a certain folder it will output all folders (not files or sub folders, just to one level) within the folder from which the batch file was run. I assume this is probably an easy request however

问题 I have had a look at this StackOverflow article and the same thing applies to me. Why is it that RUNDLL32.EXE user32.dll,UpdatePerUserSystemParameters 1, True does not work everytime? Is there some other way to make it work rather than repeating that until it works or is there some way to code it so that it works? .cmd , .bat and .ps1 is fine) Or is the best/only way to run it alot of times so that it works Right now my solution is to just run that multiple time until it works. Is there any

问题 I'm trying to make a batch file from CMD with the following commands: Convert file to base 64 - using certutil command this is how the contents of the base 64 looks like (B64.txt): Trim the base 64 - basically, I want to remove -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE----- this part is done , the only thing left is trim the newline characters to make a one liner of base64, because I will be passing this to a request payload. This is what I did so far: @ECHO OFF cd /filePath

问题 This question already has answers here : How do I get current date/time on the Windows command line in a suitable format for usage in a file/folder name? (27 answers) Closed last month . I want to create a folder using this Timestamp: %DATE:/=-%_%TIME::=-% My Robocopy command is : ROBOCOPY "%BUILD_SOURCESDIRECTORY%\sourcefolder\" "\\server\destination\%date:/=-%_%time::=-%" /V but it is not working, getting an error: 2020-04-07T03:53:21.7269608Z ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.

问题 Hi everyone I need to extract multiple java files, from one directory to a root directory, but I need to preserve de first level. there are many files and many different folders, so any help is appreciated Here is an example: What I need to do is make it so that |ROOTDIRECTORY | |FOLDER1 | | SUBFOLDER | | | JA.JAVA | |FOLDER2 | | SUBFOLDER | | | AAAA.JAVA | |FOLDER3 | | SUBFOLDER | | | JAAAA.JAVA | |FOLDER4 | | SUBFOLDER | | | |SUBSUBFOLDER | | | JAV.JAVA Becomes |ROOTDIRECTORY | |FOLDER1 | |