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Thanks a lot! Steffen I think I know how to use %~dp0 now But how I can use the sister folders as scripts folder, here is my code the script is currently in ..\Scripts\scheme_replace\ folder Here is the code @ECHO OFF call "%~dp0\get_src.cmd" call "%~dp0\app_var.cmd" ::sdrv is you network mapping dr...

Thanks Steffen! I should explain more precisely. Since I have a lot commands to use the absolutely path in my script, for example, I might call one command which path looks like this call C:\auto_pkg_build\Tools\PACKAGER\scheme_replace.cmd or cd C:\auto_pkg_build\Scripts\scheme_replace\pkg_data\temp...

Thanks Squashman!!

I have a new requirement for this piece code now. So please ignore this topic for now. I might post a new topic later soon if i can not figure it out by myself...

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Hi all, I have my tools located in C drive as below I have all my code and source under the folder of auto_pkg_build C:\auto_pkg_build\Scripts C:\auto_pkg_build\Sources C:\auto_pkg_build\Tools C:\auto_pkg_build\Workspace This is my local but if my colleague want to install somewhere in his/her PC un...

Thanks! you are right it was from srcfg.cmd.

I redo the job and works fine now....

Hi, Anyone know what cause this happen? When I ran a script and I got what I expected but at the beginning shows this as below, I can ignore but I would rather to know what was the cause.... >var2cfg.cmd (just after I ran this script, see code below) the following was displayed on the screen at the ...

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Finally figured it out as this and it works for /f %%i in ("fk.txt") do set sizei=%%~zi for /f %%j in ("fk_found.txt") do set sizej=%%~zj if %sizei% gtr 0 ( if %sizej% gtr 0 ( type fk.txt|findstr /vig:fk_found.txt >>missed_fk_schemes.txt ) ) if %sizei% gtr 0 ( if %sizej% equ 0 ( type fk.txt >>missed...

Thanks Squashman!

I have following code to do the job as 1) When fk.txt not empty, and filter the missing ones from the comparison between fk.txt and fk_found.txt and output to missed_fk_schemes.txt 2) When fk.txt not empty, but fk_found.txt empty, then just type fk.txt to missed_fk_schemes.txt call C:\auto_pkg_build...

I have following code: :: MOCKUP FIND /i "-08699-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt :: QA_Infra FIND /i "-08700-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt :: NAR_Infra FIND /i "-08680-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt :: MY_Prof FIND /i "-02220-" <sch_pack.txt >>all_sch_pack.txt if %errorlevel% equ 1 ECHO ...

Thanks Squashman!!! The option 2 is the exactly one I need. I was thinking to use the last four digits as a search criteria to do the job. But it came out the one you mentioned which should be excluded... Instead, it is better to use the whole strings in column 1 to get the corresponding rows in col...

What I want to match is the last four digits which is the version in criteria.txt

I have a task to select certain row values of one column from a txt file 1) I have a criteria.txt T501-08667- 0102 T501-08696- 0101 T501-08657- 0101 2) I have another txt file (profile_scheme.txt) which has four column as below: T501-08667-0100, T501-08680-0100, T501-08815-0100, T501-08665-0100 T501...

Thank you Steffen!!