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Run multiple batch files?
I have several batch files that I want to run in succession, I would like to use 1 batch file to call the rest of them and execute each on in turn. I have tried using the start.....wait command but I must not have done it right. Basically I want a file to run:
batch1
batch2
batch3
How can I do this properly? Thanks!
3 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Heres a batch file which will work...
@echo off
call C:\batch1.bat
cls
call C:\batch2.bat
cls
call C:\batch3.bat
exit
Please note: If batch 1, 2, or 3 contain an "exit" command, this will close the file I have created above. To fix this, replace all "exit" commands in batches 1, 2, and 3 with "goto :EOF". This ends the script instead of closing the DOS window.
Source(s): My head. - Anonymous5 years ago
Why not just put all the files and folders in one directory, and make a batch file with the following in it: @echo off del 1st file del 2nd file del 1st folder del 2nd folder echo Your text here Of course, file and folder with the actual names.
