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Here is my batch content Robocopy.exe D:\IDRIVE\New backups\Program\full\1 D:\IDRIVE\New backups\Program\full\2 pause But in cmd it's showing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Started : Mon Apr 21 15:24:47 2014 Source - D:\IDRIVE\New\ Dest - D:\IDRIVE\New backups\Program\full\backups\Program\full\2\ Files : Options : /COPY:DAT /R:1000000 /W:30 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ERROR :

this is my first post at stackoverflow. I am using the Facebook Graph Batch API to request the Feed-Updates from several users at once. But I really don't know how the appropriate error handling is done. Following example should demonstrate my problem: Batch request: user1 - valid access_token user2 - invalid (password change maybe?) user3 - valid access_otken The answer from Facebook could look like this: successful answer unsuccessful answer (OAuth Exception) successful answer But reading the docs, it seems like that the ordering of the answer is not guaranteed. So my question is, how do I

I frequently write and use ISPF edit macros. However, invoking them in foreground is time consuming. Can I use a Rexx program to run the edit macros against all, or a selection of, members of a PDS via batch? You can use Library Management functions. You use LMINIT to get a DATA ID for the dataset to be edited and then use the LMOPEN function to open the dataset. You could then use LMMLIST if you want to perform the macro on a member or members of a PDS or PDSE. You can then use the EDIT function specifying the macro to use/invoke, which should have an ISREDIT END or ISREDIT CANCEL . If

I am trying to write a batch file to share a folder across my network using net share but it needs administrator privileges. I dont know how to execute this command in admin mode. When you right click cmd.exe in Windows search and select "Run as administrator" it doesn't ask me the password, but when I write a batch code using runas command, it ask for a password. Why is it so? I used following commands runas.exe /profile /user:administrator "cmd.exe" start /wait cmd.exe /k "net share Inputs=Folder_Path /GRANT:Everyone,FULL" and didnt work. I am using Win 7 32-bit Also, somewhere I saw that

I have a text file (sample.txt) which has almost 500 strings and I have folder (package) which has many sub-folders with many files of different file types(.xml, .cpp, .hpp, few more). Sample.txt looks like gi_70_1 IF_MNE_70F_BLACK Backserver Type_Gradient Area_round I need to search these strings in all the files in the "package" folder and print the path where it is found in Result.txt Here is what I had managed till now @echo off set RESULT_FILE="result.txt" for /F %%i in (sample.txt) do ( pushd %~p0 type NUL > %RESULT_FILE%.tmp for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /B /S *.txt') do ( for /f

I am unable to source a script from the windows command line. Entering the following command: "C:\Program Files\RStudio\bin\rstudio.exe" CMD BATCH --vanilla --slave "E:\myfile.R" Opens Rstudio and the script in question, but does not source. Documentation notes you may specify an output file but I just want the script to execute. Any suggestions? Agstudy's answer is all you need but as reference to others I only used two lines: PATH C:\Program Files\R\R-3.1.0\bin;%path% Rscript "E:\Dir With Spaces\myfile.R" Note the path points to R and not Rstudio. The quotes in line 2 deal with Dir With