I have some batch files with the same name and differend folders and I need to be executed.
So I need a batch to find copylog.bat
find path for that file and than use it for execute it
and than find another copylog.bat
find path for that file and use it with copylog.bat to execute it.
Untile the last copylog.bat and all executed.

Can someone helps me please?How many files? Why not do it by hand?
Who did this? Why not make him do it?
In the future, implement a practice of using number to disambiguate files  with the  same name. Like Copyright(1),   Copyright(2),   Copyright(3),  an so on.

This command at the drive root
Code: [Select]DIR *.bat /b /s >likstWill makes a list of all bat files with path name. The list can be parsed in a FOR loop. Or you can look at the list ans SEE what was found.

this didn't show any path of it.
I am not so good with forfiles tooThis MIGHT be what you are after:


Code: [Select]echo off
for /r "d:\base\folder" %%a in (copylog.bat?) do (
   cd /d "%%~dpa"
      call "%%a"
)
thank you this works now.No I found out it doesn't work, because it runs another batch file which should not be runned instead of the right one.
this I have in runbats.bat
Code: [Select]echo off
for /r "d:\base\folder" %%a in (copylog.bat?) do (
   cd /d "%%~dpa"
      call "%%a"
)and it is in \\mysrv\Drivers\DVD

and this are batch filles all the same in difrend subfolders copylog.bat

Code: [Select]echo off
pushd "..\logfiles"
del /Q ..\logfiles\new\*.txt
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir LOGH*.txt /b /od /a-d ') do set "lastest_file=%%a"
copy "%lastest_file%" "..\logfiles\new\"
popd

but instead of this batch it runs this one user_sel.bat

Code: [Select]robocopy \\mysrv\Drivers\DVD\conf\aleksandar\log \mysrv\Drivers\DVD\conf\maja\chk /W:5
robocopy \\mysrv\Drivers\DVD\conf\aleksandar\log \\mysrv\skleda\Drivers\DVD\conf\suzana\chk /W:5

exit
both copylog.bat and user_sel.bat are in the same folder
\\mysrv\skleda\Drivers\DVD\conf\suzana

and next copylog.bat and user_sel.bat
\\mysrv\skleda\Drivers\DVD\conf\maja

and next copylog.bat and user_sel.bat
\\mysrv\skleda\Drivers\DVD\conf\jure

etctry changing the line`call "%%A" ` to ` if "%%A"=="copylog.bat" call "%%A"`. Quote from: Blisk on AUGUST 04, 2014, 03:18:55 AM

but instead of this batch it runs this one user_sel.bat

try changing the line`call "%%A" ` to ` if "%%A"=="copylog.bat" call "%%A"`.

The code that I suggested will not do that when using a local drive, and you need to say that you are using a network.

Can you map the network share to a local drive letter?

Do the batch file use network paths in them too?