I believe DOS can do things that Windows can't do well and things that Windows can't do.
Dear all experts, how to achieve this with DOS batch processing?
I envisage creating two files, a batch file and a text file. The text file is used as a "database", and the batch file is used to read data from it. I input certain characters at the prompt of the batch file, and the batch file reads the corresponding data of the corresponding line.
If it is cumbersome to list them one by one, please experts mention the core commands and parameters to achieve it.
Thank you all!
NSMHXJJ
[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-10-31 at 01:31 AM ]
Dear all experts, how to achieve this with DOS batch processing?
I envisage creating two files, a batch file and a text file. The text file is used as a "database", and the batch file is used to read data from it. I input certain characters at the prompt of the batch file, and the batch file reads the corresponding data of the corresponding line.
If it is cumbersome to list them one by one, please experts mention the core commands and parameters to achieve it.
Thank you all!
NSMHXJJ
[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-10-31 at 01:31 AM ]
