China DOS Union

Our company computers are industrial computers with a pure DOS system, used for testing products. Production line workers often use it to practice, and it gets modified again soon after you just fixed it. I want to use doskey to make a batch file that automatically runs when it starts up to prohibit frequently used DOS commands (after all, the workers on the line don't know much). But how to write it? Could you help, expert? Oh, right, I'm using DOS version 7.1.

[ Last edited by benteng302 on 2006-10-17 at 23:10 ]

Dear experts, please come to help.

The expert is sleeping. I'm a newbie, so I'll give you a bump.

Originally posted by wodj at 2006-10-17 03:16:
Master is sleeping, I'm a newbie, bumping for you

Thank you, how to write it?

What tests are carried out on the industrial computer pure DOS system of your company?
DOSKEY

@ECHO OFF
DOSKEY ML=DEL $*
DOSKEY DEL=ECHO Bad command or file name

Tried it, and this doskey can scare some inexperienced noobs.

Change the name, but internal commands cannot be changed.

Another one to make the CD... parameter usable (return to the upper level directory of the upper level directory)
DOSKEY CD...=CD.. $T CD..

Originally posted by namejm at 2006-10-17 09:56:

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Moderator, I modified the title, so I shouldn't lose points now, right.

It doesn't work after modification. It's just deception.