Security & Virus | Hardware | Windows XP | Windows Vista | PC Gaming

DOS Batch stuff

Name: Brian
Date: November 12, 1998 at 07:32:19 Pacific

Comment:

Ok, it has been a while since I needed to know this but in a batch file, what is the switch to ignore the Yes/No prompt. Example...I want to del *.* and have the batch ignore having to say yes to continue?

Reply:

Try the > nul command. Example: del stuff.doc >nul The default "Are you sure stuff goes to nul" echo y | del c:\stuff.doc also works but what is happening is displayed . IE: y|del ect. The > nul command takes care of a lot of default messages being displayed. Hope this is of some help. World Library

0

Reply:

use the following command: del /Q suppresses the YES/NO box hint: I detected this command options easily by calling the related help function (cmd-line: help del)

0

DOS NT Registry Reader

I need masm.exe. It's ver...

Post Locked

This post is quite old and has been locked from receiving new replies. Please create a new posting instead.

Summary: Hi puneet, you are asking a Windows 2000 batch file programming question, but this is DOS forum. So you have asked your question in a *wrong* forum. Please note that Windows 2000 does not include "DOS...

Summary: Can someone please tell me how I can accomplish the following with a DOS batch file? Lets pretend that I want to open 5 TELNET sessions to different IP addresses when I startup. I know where to put i...

Summary: Hello, I am a novice user and would like help in creating DOS batch files. What I am trying to do is create a batch file that can move files from one server to another and delete the files after the p...