China DOS Union

Ask the expert:
How can I execute batch processing commands according to the size of a certain (some files)?
Description: The files only refer to txt format.

Originally posted by vkill at 2006-12-2 13:05:
%%~zi

:(;)Don't understand??
I don't know if I can be more detailed, I've only been learning p for a few days?

Just run the following code to know how to do it:
@echo off for %%i in (test.txt) do echo The size of test.txt is %%~zi bytes pause

Thanks everyone~~

Without realizing it, there's another question~~ I wonder if the moderator will let me change the title?~~

Ask: How did you know about that %%~zi?? I learned P in the CMD by using xxxx/?

If I want to know the files larger than 104K under the C drive~~Everyone, take a look at where my command is wrong??
I ran it on my machine and it said the system couldn't find the file "*.*"

@echo off
for /f %%i in (c:\*.*) do if "%%~zi" GTR "140" echo %%i
pause

```
for %%i in (c:\*.*) do if "%%~zi" GTR "140" echo %%i
```

Okay, thank you first~~~
I don't know why after adding "/F" it...
Also, this seems to be only for files under C: and didn't enter the folder under C: I don't know if it can be modified to execute in the entire disk~~

OK, got it. Thanks. Let me see if I can name them for them....

───────────────────　版务记录　────────────────────
Executor: bjsh
Description: Spamming
Punishment: Since it is a new member of the forum, no punishment is temporarily given; if found again, it will be severely punished
───────────────────　版务记录　────────────────────

Learned something!

[ Last edited by bjsh on 2007-5-7 at 08:21 PM ]

Thanks, just needed this batch script

A bit profound, can't understand it to say

@echo off
for /r c:\ %%i in (*.exe) do if "%%~zi" GTR "106496" echo %%i
pause