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DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Solved] The Big Problem of Deleting the Directory Where the Batch File Is Located

Floor16　heicai	Posted 2007-04-18 02:20
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``` @echo off set ml=%cd% echo ping 127.1 -n 4 >%temp%\del.bat echo rd /s /q "%ml%">>%temp%\del.bat start %tmp%\del.bat del %0 ``` There might be an issue with the `start` command. When you start the batch file in `%tmp%\del.bat`, the current batch file (`%0`) is still running, and the `rd` command in the `del.bat` might be trying to delete the directory while the current batch is still using it. Also, make sure that the path to the temporary directory is correct. `%tmp%` should be `%temp%` in most cases. Try changing `%tmp%\del.bat` to `%temp%\del.bat` and see if that helps.

Floor17　flyinspace	Posted 2007-04-18 02:25
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del %0 This sentence does not need a carriage return afterwards.

Floor18　heicai	Posted 2007-04-18 02:26
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Tried the method on floor 2. It didn't work. Oh well

Floor19　heicai	Posted 2007-04-18 02:28
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Because this code is a batch file in the BAT directory, once it runs, it can't be deleted. Frustrating @echo off set ml=%cd% echo ping 127.1 -n 4 >%temp%\del.bat echo rd /s /q "%ml%">>%temp%\del.bat start %tmp%\del.bat del %0

Floor20　flyinspace	Posted 2007-04-18 02:28
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Just messing around without understanding the concept. Of course.

Floor21　heicai	Posted 2007-04-18 02:35
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Originally posted by flyinspace at 2007-4-17 01:28 PM: The concept is not yet understood before recklessly doing things. Of course. What do you mean?

Floor22　heicai	Posted 2007-04-18 02:45
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It's solved. Just change the code to this. @echo off set ml=%cd% echo ping 127.1 -n 4 >%temp%\del.bat echo rd /s /q "%ml%">>%temp%\del.bat cd.. start %tmp%\del.bat del %0

Floor23　htysm	Posted 2007-04-18 04:39
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This will generate garbage files. You should add one more line: echo del /q "%temp%\del.bat" >> %temp%\del.bat

Floor24　SunRiseBoy	Posted 2007-06-29 00:30
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@echo off set ml=%cd% echo ping 127.1 -n 4 >%temp%\del.bat echo rd /s /q "%ml%">>%temp%\del.bat cd.. start %tmp%\del.bat del %0 echo del /q "%temp%\del.bat" >> %temp%\del.bat This is a batch script with classic functions. I can't figure out why there is still a ping process when running the line `echo ping 127.1 -n 4 >%temp%\del.bat`. It's frustrating. Can't we not use ping?

Floor25　moniuming	Posted 2008-01-26 16:11
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Found in the forum, it's the most awesome. Because the batch processing itself is running, so you need to exit the current directory first to delete it. How can one describe it with a single word! cd\&rd /s /q "%~dp0"

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