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Answer» How I can make BATCH file that will save list of my folders to txt file wow, so fast!!! thanks a lot!After the /AD in the dir command, add your desired path. Bill's just goes through all the folders of the systemdrive. Quote from: alechko on January 08, 2010, 11:59:30 AM Now I need some explanation... you must cd to: C:\WINDOWS\system The following is not a batch but the information is directly from the command line rem wc -l counts the number of directories. I use XP pro and rem C:\WINDOWS\system has no sub directories on my machine C:\WINDOWS\system>dir /B /AD | wc -l 0 C:\WINDOWS\system>cd .. C:\WINDOWS>dir /B /AD | wc -l 120 C:\WINDOWS>dir /s /B /AD | wc -l 1879 C:\WINDOWS> p.s. You may run the above without : " | wc -l"please make batch file for me, I don't understand how this work... I need list of all folders in specific directory. please explain how I can change directory too. thanks!Quote from: alechko on January 11, 2010, 03:01:26 AM please make batch file for me, I don't understand how this work...Use the code in reply #1 and read what I said in reply #3. hi, I make batch file from first reply it's work only in root, i trying to run in in other directory but not successfully... I need batch file where I can set path to directory that I need... I dont' understand your second reply.Quote from: alechko on January 08, 2010, 07:42:44 AM How I can make batch file that will save list of my folders to txt filetry this syntax: short and simple and i'll also add my comments for help.. DIR ; creates a list of files in a folder c: ; identifies the files to be listed in this instance it will list all folders in your c:drive you can ammend it by drawing file as well ie. *.doc /s ; indicates that the search should include all subdirectories /b ; indicates the list should be bare , only including the filename and LOCATION > ; directs the output to a file c:\list.txt ; creates a file with this name and places the output of the dir command into it. **this is run from the dos prompt if you go to start run and type cmd in the text box you'll get there. Type the complete syntax on one line with the directory that you are wanting to create your list from. example: DIR c: /s /b > c:\list.txtQuote from: alechko on January 11, 2010, 04:50:39 AM hi, I make batch file from first reply it's work only in root, i trying to run in in other directory but not successfully...see my post below and you can change it to any directory that you want. for example p: C:\>type listdir.bat Code: [Select]@ echo off cd c:\windows\system dir /B /AD | wc -l echo no sub directories under "c:\windows\system" cd c:\windows\ dir /B /AD | wc -l dir /B /AD > direc_txt.txt rem dir /s /B /AD > direc_txt.txt type direc_txt.txt Output: C:\>listdir.bat 0 no sub directories under "c:\windows\system" $ $NtUninstallKB960803$ . . . addins AppPatch assembly CAVTemp Config Connection Wizard Corel Cursors Debug Downloaded Installations Downloaded Program Files Driver Cache ehome Fonts Help HPSETUP ie8 ie8updates ime inf Installer java L2Schemas Media Microsoft.NET msagent msapps msdownld.tmp mui Network Diagnostic Offline Web Pages pchealth PeerNet Performance PIF Prefetch Provisioning pss Registration repair Resources security setup.pss ShellNew SoftwareDistribution srchasst Sun system system32 Tasks Temp twain_32 WBEM Web WinSxS C:\WINDOWS>dir DIRECTORY_OF_FOLDER\*.* /b >list.txt for ex dir E:\Test\Test001\*.* /b >List.txt Text file will b saved FRM wer batch file was ranQuote from: the_mad_joker on January 12, 2010, 08:09:54 AM
"Text file will be saved from where batch file was run." With the exception: When there is a cd command to a new directory at the beginning of batch. |
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