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Usually it's /y
But it's not suitable for the situation I'm encountering now
I run a program under DOS
And it appears
date : 20071201 》Need to press Enter here
(Y/N):N 》Need to press Y here
How to use batch processing to default these two steps

echo 2008-05-19 |date

What I mean is: run 12.exe. There appears date:20080519 (default is the current date). After pressing Enter, there appears (Y/N): N (default is N). After pressing Y, continue to run the second half of this program. Now I omit these two steps of pressing Enter and Y, and use a batch file to complete it.

[ Last edited by tagaye on 2008-5-19 at 11:24 AM ]

I don't know if the problem occurs after running the 12.exe program. Then it's a problem with the program.

This is like this. After running 12.exe, there will be date:20080519. Press Enter or input a new date and then press Enter. Then Y/N. Press Y to continue running the second half of the program, and N to interrupt. The above two steps are both necessary settings after running the program. Generally speaking, I don't need to reset the date. The default date is okay, and there won't be a need to interrupt. Now I just want to make a batch processing to default these two steps. How should I do it? The situation is relatively similar to, for example, the copy command. If there is an existing file with the same name, the /y parameter can be used to complete it. Thanks, I'm very grateful.

echo 2008-05-19 | 12.exe

Also, whether it supports the /y switch depends on your 12.exe

Adding "echo y|" in front should work.