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Use the &quot;Call&quot; command.<br />
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In the example below, Batch #1 calls Batches #2 and #3:<br />
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' 1. bat<br />
@echo off<br />
Call 2.bat<br />
Call 3.bat<br />
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' 2.bat<br />
@echo Idle<br />
<br />
' 3.bat<br />
@echo Mind<br />

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Use the "Call" command.

In the example below, Batch #1 calls Batches #2 and #3:

' 1. bat
@echo off
Call 2.bat
Call 3.bat

' 2.bat
@echo Idle

' 3.bat
@echo Mind


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Both solutions look interesting, but should I include the path to each batch file?
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Both solutions look interesting, but should I include the path to each batch file?

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If they are all in the SAME directory then you do NOT need the path.<br />
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If the batch file being called is in another folder then give the full path to it...<br />

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If they are all in the SAME directory then you do NOT need the path.

If the batch file being called is in another folder then give the full path to it...


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I included the full path, so far seems to work. &nbsp;Thanks a bunch
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I included the full path, so far seems to work.  Thanks a bunch

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*Sigh*....dinomix posts 8 minutes after me with the same thing: USE THE CALL COMMAND<br />

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*Sigh*....dinomix posts 8 minutes after me with the same thing: USE THE CALL COMMAND


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Hello Experts,<br />
<br />
I have about 12 Batch files that do a few simple things. &nbsp;I'd like to automate them with a scheduled task. &nbsp;Easy, but what I'd like to do is make one master batch file, that would execute all 12, so all I would have to do is set a scheduled task for that one master batch file. &nbsp;Can you help, I'm not exactly an experts so if you could keep it straight forward, that would be great. &nbsp; Thanks.<br />
<br />
Rick<br />

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Hello Experts,

I have about 12 Batch files that do a few simple things.  I'd like to automate them with a scheduled task.  Easy, but what I'd like to do is make one master batch file, that would execute all 12, so all I would have to do is set a scheduled task for that one master batch file.  Can you help, I'm not exactly an experts so if you could keep it straight forward, that would be great.   Thanks.

Rick


How to run multiple batch files, within on batch file.

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