batch-file

问题 I am having the below commands in a batch file. While i try to run it using Execute action in Finalbuilder project, 1st command alone was run. So, i planned to have each commands in various batch files. Could anyone please help me to run all the commands in a single batch file run with the delay (if required)? Commands: dnvm list dnvm install 1.0.0-beta8 dnvm use 1.0.0-beta8 –p dnvm -Args alias default 1.0.0-beta8 Also i am getting the below error when run the last command through batch file

问题 I want to create a bat file with set variables from another bat file. This is for a startup .bat file that maps network drives and copies some files to the local computer and looks at the system services that needs to run. It also needs to create a log file every time the logon .bat file runs. Here is a sample what I have done. ECHO set SERVER IP=>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set DRIVE1=V>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set

问题 I want to create a bat file with set variables from another bat file. This is for a startup .bat file that maps network drives and copies some files to the local computer and looks at the system services that needs to run. It also needs to create a log file every time the logon .bat file runs. Here is a sample what I have done. ECHO set SERVER IP=>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set DRIVE1=V>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set

问题 I am creating a batch file, in which I want to store the value returned by the following command (in Windows): netstat -an | find ":port" /c How to store the count value and print using echo? 回答1: To capture the output of a command, you can use the for /F command; to store it into a variable, use set in the body of the for loop: for /F "delims=" %L in ('netstat -an ^| find ":port" /c') do (set "VAR=%L") Note the escaped pipe ^| . To use this within a batch file, replace %L by %%L . This only

问题 I am trying to write one batch file from another, using echo . However, there is one line with special characters that I cannot work out how to write. I have the following line: echo >nul 2>&1 "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cacls.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\config\system" >> "c:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\OrchestrationCleanUp.bat" But what gets written to the target file is: "C:\Windows\system32\cacls.exe" "C:\Windows\system32\config\system" It should be: >nul 2>&1 "

问题 In a Windows Batch file, if I had echoing enabled (the default), I could disable echoing an individual command by prefixing an @ , eg: some_command_that_will_be_echoed @some_command_that_wont_be_echoed However, I have echoing disabled with @echo off , but from time to time I would like to echo the command. Is there some magic equivalent? eg: @echo off some_command_that_wont_be_echoed <unknown_magic_prefix> some_command_that_will_be_echoed I found this question: turn on echo temporarily, but

问题 This is a followup question to my other question : Run bat file in Java and wait The reason i am posting this as a separate question is that the one i already asked was answered correctly. From some research i did my problem is unique to my case so i decided to create a new question. Please go read that question before continuing with this one as they are closely related. Running the proposed code blocks the program at the waitFor invocation. After some research i found that the waitFor

问题 This is a followup question to my other question : Run bat file in Java and wait The reason i am posting this as a separate question is that the one i already asked was answered correctly. From some research i did my problem is unique to my case so i decided to create a new question. Please go read that question before continuing with this one as they are closely related. Running the proposed code blocks the program at the waitFor invocation. After some research i found that the waitFor

问题 I'm trying to use tasklist to find out which process is consuming more than X percent of my CPU (to later kill it with taskkill .) How do I know what percent a time format represents? The documentations says: TASKLIST options /FI filter And one filter may be: CPUTIME eq, ne, gt, lt, ge, le CPU time in the format: hh:mm:ss. hh - number of hours, mm - minutes, ss - seconds If I try tasklist /FI "CPUTIME gt 00:00:10" it works. But if I tasklist /FI "CPUTIME gt 90" it doesn't. How can I know that

问题 I'm trying to use tasklist to find out which process is consuming more than X percent of my CPU (to later kill it with taskkill .) How do I know what percent a time format represents? The documentations says: TASKLIST options /FI filter And one filter may be: CPUTIME eq, ne, gt, lt, ge, le CPU time in the format: hh:mm:ss. hh - number of hours, mm - minutes, ss - seconds If I try tasklist /FI "CPUTIME gt 00:00:10" it works. But if I tasklist /FI "CPUTIME gt 90" it doesn't. How can I know that