Hi,

i need to unregister a lot of dlls that are inside a specific folder.
I know that regsvr32 can do this... but just one by one.
So i'm wondering if it is possible to create a batch file that can give me all the file NAMES so i can unregister with regsvr32.

Any ideia?!
Tkx to all help

This little snippet illustrates one way to do this. Fix up the file names as necessary.

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dir /b path\*.DLL > dir.txt
for /f "delims= " %%a in (path\dir.txt) do (regsvr32 -U %%a)
del dir.txt


Hope this helps. Helped a lot Thank You!

Can you explain me what is that STUFF of "delims= "?
No problem. delims= is used to list the character delimiters of the incoming data. In this case a space. Generally it's used in conjunction with the tokens= parameter which allocates the number of variables available to the FOR.

Clear as mud, right?

For the Microsoft explanation, type for /? at any command prompt.By the way...

It's possible to run this batch file remotely?
I can ACCESS the file and run it on other machine... but i want to run on that particular machine accessing by other one.

Confused?

I live my life in state of confusion. Of course I'm confused

You will have to write a Windows Script using the Controller object.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/guide/sas_wsh_immo.mspx

Good luck.