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Implement this in the following code: when the free space on drive D of storage server X is less than 10GB, if the user still chooses server X for data storage, the program should first check whether drive D on server X is greater than 10GB. If yes, then continue. Otherwise, give the prompt “Server X disk space is full.” Then after pressing any key, the program should still continue running...

(As long as it achieves the purpose of a prompt!! ~~)

Sample code:
@echo off
color e
:start
cls
set /p ok=Please choose a storage server(1-5):
if %ok% geq 1 (
if %ok% leq 5 (
if exist GameSave%ok% (Start GameSave%ok%\svClient.exe) else (goto wrong)
) else (goto wrong)
) else (goto wrong)
goto :eof

:wrong
echo Server does not exist
echo Press any key to continue
>nul pause
goto start


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[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-11-22 at 05:48 PM ]

Does nobody know how??

My system is Win2003, all in NTFS format.... still this multi-choice program, add in a check of the free space on the disk where GameSave is located on the storage server. When the space is smaller than the specified size, it should display the prompt “The server disk space is full”, and after pressing Enter the program continues running..... on a LAN...

Not sure if that was clear enough.

The check is for remaining free space, and the server means another machine on the LAN!

Originally posted by baepyygy at 2006-11-23 06:37:
The check is for remaining free space, and the server means another machine on the LAN!

　　Then that's hard to check. BAT does not support UNC addresses.

....Sure enough, just like I thought.........................but thanks anyway!!~~

There's another new question, I posted it, please take a look.. how can it be implemented!~