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Loop Counting in a Batch File

Asked by LostONE in MS DOS

Tags: loop, batch, file

I have this little loop to copy and delete files to a zip disk.  I am using this to test the longevity of the disk.  I would like to add a counting routine to this loop to display how many times the loop has ran.  Can someone please help me on this.

:Loop
c:
echo
echo Copying Files
echo
copy *.* h:
h:
echo
echo Deleting Files
echo
del /q *.*
goto Loop
 
Keywords: Loop Counting in a Batch File
Title
1 how to create automatic zip file
2 RENAME FILES USING PURE MS-DOS
3 Autoexec .BAT
 
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