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Answer» Hi all,
I have a file called myfile.bat in the C:\A\B directory. The file is normally run from C:\A not the file's directory of C:\A\B. I want to set a variable within myfile.bat to KNOW that it is in C:\A\B. How do I do this?
When I try %cd% I always get "C:\A" since that's the WORKING directory.
Any help would be appreciated. FYI, I am USING Windows XP.
Thanks, Ajit
use the "if exist c:\a\b\myfile.bat "
then TAKE some action based on findings
forgot to set the variable..
"if exist c:\a\b\myfile.bat set filefound = T "
now the variable %filefound% contains the result.
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