Create A Batch Script To Run All Batch Scripts In Current And Sub Directory's

Your code works fine here.

C:\local\test\EE\1>type 1.bat
@echo off
echo %0
pause

C:\local\test\EE\1>type 2.bat
@echo off
echo %0
pause

C:\local\test\EE\1>type 1\1.bat
@echo off
echo %0
pause

C:\local\test\EE\1>type 1\2.bat
@echo off
echo %0
pause

C:\local\test\EE\1>dir
 Volume in drive C is DCVXSBY1
 Volume Serial Number is 067D-CCDD

 Directory of C:\local\test\EE\1

04/05/2018  04:06 PM    <DIR>          .
04/05/2018  04:06 PM    <DIR>          ..
04/05/2018  04:03 PM    <DIR>          1
04/05/2018  04:01 PM                27 1.bat
04/05/2018  04:01 PM                27 2.bat
04/05/2018  04:08 PM               103 xx.bat
               3 File(s)            157 bytes
               3 Dir(s)  240,711,737,344 bytes free

C:\local\test\EE\1>type xx.bat
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

cd /d %~dp0

for /R %%s in (?.bat) do (
call "%%~s")

C:\local\test\EE\1>xx
"C:\local\test\EE\1\1.bat"
Press any key to continue . . .
"C:\local\test\EE\1\2.bat"
Press any key to continue . . .
"C:\local\test\EE\1\1\1.bat"
Press any key to continue . . .
"C:\local\test\EE\1\1\2.bat"
Press any key to continue . . .

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Thanks for the response, i ran the code, again. Still received the same results. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks, it found the scripts in the current and sub directory's.

How do I run the found scripts?

Please post one or more of the called BAT scripts, it's possible they are not returning back to the calling BAT script.

Also, be sure that the original script can not call itself otherwise that will lead to an infinite loop.  You may have to exclude that with an IF in the main script and make sure it doesn't try and execute itself.

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There being echoed, just not executing.

call "C:\978978978\Run.cmd"
call "C:\978978978\Script_1.cmd"
call "C:\978978978\Execute\Script_2.cmd"
call "C:\978978978\Execute\Execute\Script_3.cmd"

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The master batch script,

@echo off
cd /d %~dp0

for /R %%s in (*.cmd) do (
ECHO call "%%~s")
PAUSE

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Correct, NVIT had you change it to just display the CALL statements, but not execute them.  If they look right then change:

ECHO call "%%~s")

to:

call "%%~s")

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What is the "master script" file name?

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"Run.cmd", is the master script.
I tried changing it back to, call "%%~s")
Same result.

Many thanks! That helped, it's not executing itself anymore, & It can recurse the sub directory and execute.

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