Correction,
I said:
...There is no way to run Batch file if file does not handle passed parameters...
In context of passing parameters, I mean it is nonsense to pass parameter to batch file if file does not handle passed parameters.
vjc000
Tendaz
What Batch File means to you.
If it is command cmd.exe, than see in help.
If it is somebody's Batch file than it has to handle input parameters passed to it.
There is no way to run Batch file if file does not handle passed parameters.
Yes, there is the way to have Yes as the default...
Hi,
No, "choice" is not part of Windows any more.
SET /P is way to go.
Type command line command:
SET /?
and scroll down till section
SET /P variable=[promptString]
It is up to you how to develop the solution.
Happy reading and good luck.
vjc000.
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