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Peter Mortensen
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Multiple commands on a single line in windowsa Windows batch file

In unix whenUnix, we can put multiple commands in a single line like this:

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried a similar thing in windowsWindows:

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and doesn't execute the command dirdir.

How can iI achieve this?

Multiple commands on a single line in windows batch file

In unix when we can put multiple commands in a single line like this

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried a similar thing in windows

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and doesn't execute the command dir

How can i achieve this?

Multiple commands on a single line in a Windows batch file

In Unix, we can put multiple commands in a single line like this:

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried a similar thing in Windows:

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and doesn't execute the command dir.

How can I achieve this?

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Joey
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Nesting Multiple commands on a single line in windows batch scriptfile

In unix when we can nest theput multiple commands in a single line like this

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried a similar thing in windows

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and dosen'tdoesn't execute the command dir

How can i achieve this?

Nesting commands in windows batch script

In unix when we can nest the commands like this

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried similar thing in windows

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and dosen't execute the command dir

How can i achieve this

Multiple commands on a single line in windows batch file

In unix when we can put multiple commands in a single line like this

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried a similar thing in windows

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and doesn't execute the command dir

How can i achieve this?

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Nesting commands in windows batch script

In unix when we can nest the commands like this

$ date ; ls -l ; date

I tried similar thing in windows

 > echo %TIME% ; dir ; echo %TIME

But it printed the time and dosen't execute the command dir

How can i achieve this