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How to find all files created between 17:00 and 17:25 in one day?
@echo off
set /p d=Please enter the full path:
set /p start_time=Please enter the start time of the file creation:
set /p end_time=Please enter the end time of the file creation:
for /f "tokens=3,*" %%i in ('dir /a-d/od/t:C "%d%" ^| findstr /b /c:"%start_time%" /c:"%end_time%"') do (echo %%j>>d:\22.txt)
pause
I know this part. I don't know how to find within a certain time range. Can anyone help me modify it?

@echo off

set/p d_=请输入要查找的路径(默认当前文件夹):

set/p date_=请输入查询的文件的创建日期:

if not defined date_ goto error

set/p time1=输入起始时间：

if not defined time1 goto error

set/p time2=请输入结束时间:

if not defined time2 goto error

cls

echo 查找结果:&&echo;

for /f "skip=5 tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do (

	if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% (

		echo %%c

	)

)

pause

goto :eof

:error

echo 输入错误

pause

　　Try this, each input should be standard, date example: 2006-11-25, time example (24-hour system): 09:20, 23:50

@echo off

set/p d_=Please enter the path to search (default current folder):

set/p date_=Please enter the creation date of the file to query:

if not defined date_ goto error

set/p time1=Enter start time:

if not defined time1 goto error

set/p time2=Please enter end time:

if not defined time2 goto error

cls

echo Search results:&&echo;

for /f "skip=5 tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do (

	if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% (

		echo %%c

	)

)

pause

goto :eof

:error

echo Input error

pause

Last edited by lxmxn on 2006-11-27 at 10:21 AM ]

I tried it, but couldn't find the result. The code should be modified further.

　　Re tianzizhi :

　　No way, I tried it and it worked. Unless the date or time you entered is in the wrong format, or there are no files within the time or date you specified.


Last edited by lxmxn on 2006-11-26 at 09:15 AM ]

@echo off

set/p d_=请要查找的路径输入路径(默认当前文件夹):

:error

set/p date_=请输入查询的文件的创建日期:

if not defined date_ goto error

set/p time1=输入起始时间:

if not defined time1 goto error

set/p time2=请输入结束时间:

if not defined time2 goto error

cls

echo 查找结果:&&echo;

for /f "tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% echo %%c

pause

```batch
@echo off
set/p d_=Please enter the path to be searched (default current folder):
:error
set/p date_=Please enter the creation date of the file to be queried:
if not defined date_ goto error
set/p time1=Enter the start time:
if not defined time1 goto error
set/p time2=Please enter the end time:
if not defined time2 goto error
cls
echo Search results:&&echo;
for /f "tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% echo %%c
pause
```

The creation time of my file is: 16:16:48. I set the start time to 16:15 and the end time to 16:17. As a result, no file was found. But if I set the start time to 16:14, I can find it. Why is that?

I created a new file again. No matter how I set the time, I can find it. Then, I set the time as above again, and as a result, I found it.

I think DOS is sometimes unstable, just like an operating system. Actually, DOS is also a kind of operating system, right? I don't know if this understanding is correct.

In addition, I want to perform a time period search for files on the entire disk, such as drive C or D. How should I add code?

Last edited by anqing on 2006-11-26 at 10:20 AM ]

In addition, if I want to search in the C drive, this p can't find it either

I want to search for files in a time period on the entire disk, such as drive C or D. How to add code?

Waited a day, why no one answers?

wmic datafile where "InstallDate>'20061126200000.000000+480'  and drive='d:' and InstallDate<'20061126230000.000000+480'" get caption

wmic datafile where "InstallDate>'20061126200000.000000+480'  and drive='d:' and InstallDate<'20061126230000.000000+480'" get caption

The above is an example of finding files created on drive D between 20:00 and 23:00 on November 26, 2006. You can specify the drive letter, directory, and other filtering conditions by yourself.
P.S: If you search the entire disk, it may run for too long and cause "not responding" (when the number of files is large).

Thank you, moderator. I want to implement searching the entire drive letter within a specified time period in the above batch processing.

@echo off
set/p d_=Please enter the path to be searched (default current folder):
set/p date_=Please enter the creation date of the file to be queried:
if not defined date_ goto error
set/p time1=Enter start time:
if not defined time1 goto error
set/p time2=Please enter end time:
if not defined time2 goto error
cls
echo Search results:&&echo;
for /f "skip=5 tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/s/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do (
if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% (
echo %%c
)
)
pause
goto :eof
:error
echo Input error
pause
To modify it to search for files created in the entire drive letter and specified paths, you can change "%d_%" to "D:\" (assuming you want to search drive D, adjust according to actual situation) and handle the input to support both entire drive and specific paths. For example:

@echo off
set /p d_=Please enter the path to be searched (enter the drive letter directly to search the entire drive, such as D:):
if "%d_"=="" set d_=.
set/p date_=Please enter the creation date of the file to be queried:
if not defined date_ goto error
set/p time1=Enter start time:
if not defined time1 goto error
set/p time2=Please enter end time:
if not defined time2 goto error
cls
echo Search results:&&echo;
for /f "skip=5 tokens=1,2,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/s/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do (
if %%b geq %time1% if not %%b geq %time2% (
echo %%c
)
)
pause
goto :eof
:error
echo Input error
pause

lxmxn..If the file that meets the conditions contains spaces, echo %%c can only display part of it..Should use echo %%c %%d bar.

@echo off
set /p d_=Please enter the path to be searched (default current folder):
if not defined d_ (set d_=%cd%)
echo The query path has been set to %d_%
set /p date_=Please enter the creation date of the file to be queried:
if not defined date_ (for /f %%a in ("%date%") do (set date_=%%a))
echo The file with the creation date %date_% has been set.
set /p time1=Enter the start time:
if not defined time1 (set time1=00:00)
set /p time2=Enter the end time:
if not defined time2 (set time2=24:00)
cls

echo Search results: && echo.
for /f "tokens=1,2,3,4*" %%a in ('dir /a-d/s/od/tc "%d_%" ^| find "%date_%"') do (
if %%b geq %time1% (
if %%b leq %time2% (
echo %%d %%e
)
)
)

echo.
pause >nul

Last edited by zhoung0 on 2007-1-11 at 04:32 AM ]

Anqing hello!
My requirement is similar to yours. I need to find out the files generated at 9 PM every day and 9 PM the previous day.
I'm a complete beginner and don't know how to compile this batch processing program. Please help me take a look

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set /p time1=Enter start time (format HH:MM:SS):
set /p time2=Enter end time (format HH:MM:SS):

set StartTime=%date:~0,4%%date:~5,2%%date:~8,2%%time1:~0,2%%time1:~3,2%%time1:~6,2%
set EndtTime=%date:~0,4%%date:~5,2%%date:~8,2%%time2:~0,2%%time2:~3,2%%time2:~6,2%

wmic datafile where "InstallDate>'%StartTime%.000000+480' and drive='d:' and InstallDate<'%EndtTime%.000000+480'" get caption>Result.txt

This seems to only check.dat files. How to change it to all?