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In DOS batch processing, is there a command to forcibly exit the batch processing?

For example, I have a batch processing.

AUTOEXEC.BAT
@ECHO OFF
CALL AU.BAT
ECHO LLLLLLL
ECHO LLLLLLLLL

AU.BAT
....
....
;If I want to directly return to the DOS state at this place, how to do it, that is, not execute the following commands and not return to all commands below CALL AU.BAT in AUTOEXEC.BAT.
ECHO ASDFSDAFSDF
ECHO ASDFSDAFSADF

Try:END is a label in BASIC-like languages, indicating the position to jump to when the GOTO statement is executed. In the code you provided, "GOTO END" means jumping to the code block labeled ":END".

AUTOEXEC.BAT
@ECHO OFF
CALL AU.BAT
ECHO LLLLLLL
ECHO LLLLLLLLL

AU.BAT
....
....
GOTO END
...
...
END
I used this before, but it will return to AUTOEXEC.BAT and continue running the commands after CALL AU.BAT

You should put "GOTO END" before "CALL AU.BAT"

Try it.