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mfm4aa

Hi, you can use somewhat like this:

@echo off &setlocal
set "test=test.txt"
:loop
:: wait 2 seconds
ping -n 3 localhost>nul
:: check if the file is ready, loop if not
copy /b %test%+nul %test% >nul 2>&1||goto :loop
endlocal

mfm4aa

Why do you use "set didauthcheck=false"?

mfm4aa

Date and time calculation depends on the local format settings in the system control panel. So you should also provide the output of the command 'echo %date%'.

mfm4aa

There is no DOS command making noise.

mfm4aa

or use the ERRORLEVEL function:

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findstr "ORA-[0-9]" alert_OCEAN_test.log
If ERRORLEVEL 1 echo NO ERROR FOUND>>%output%

This catches all errorlevels above zero.

mfm4aa

At first list the folders with the 'dir' command, then delete them with 'rd'. You can't list already deleted folders.

mfm4aa

The two codes lead to the same result. I don't know, where the problem is.

mfm4aa

Try this (change the name of the input file): @echo off &setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "delims=" %%i in (test.txt) do ( set "ftime=%%i" if "!ftime:SST=!" neq "!ftime!" set "stime=%%i" if "!ftime:ORA-=!" neq "!ftime!" ...

mfm4aa

You can use somewhat like this on the command line (if 'DisplayName' is the name of the installed program): for /f "tokens=2*" %i in ('reg query "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\DisplayName" /v "InstallLocation"^|find "REG_SZ&...

mfm4aa

":eof" is a built in label. It means "end of file" and "goto :eof" works similar to "exit /b". The subroutine gives control back to the main programme.

mfm4aa

Yes, better without "call":

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@echo off &setlocal
for /f "delims=" %%i in (tmp1.txt) do echo %%~dpi %%~nxi %%~atzi KB
endlocal

.. or on the command line:

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for /f "delims=" %i in (tmp1.txt) do @echo %~dpi %~nxi %~atzi KB

mfm4aa

You need delimiters: @echo off &setlocal for /f "delims=" %%i in (tmp1.txt) do call :subroutine "%%~i" goto :eof :subroutine for %%i in ("%~1") do set "fpath=%%~dpi"&set "fname=%%~nxi"&set "finfo=%%~atzi" echo %fpath% %fname% %f...

mfm4aa

What is "%%h"? If you start with "%%i", the next for loop variable name is "%%j".

mfm4aa

Look at %errorlevel%.
http://ss64.com/nt/findstr.html

mfm4aa

You should use the "attrib" command for this:

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attrib -r "C:\Users\Sr. Test\Desktop\Berichts/Pflegedokumentation geschützt.doc"

Type "attrib /?" for help.

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