[AccessD] OT:Batch File Syntax

If exist
is what you need. Here is an example:

*IF EXIST c:\autoexec.bat echo Yupper

*That is a simple example. For "echo Yupper", you can substitute something
like "copy x:\my.dll %windir%/my.dll". You could also get fancy, create a
label in the command file (e.g. a line that begins with a colon immediately
followed by a label) and jump to it, like this:

*IF EXIST c:\autoexec.bat goto mylabel
echo Nosireee
exit

:mylabel
**echo Yupper
exit
*

hth,
Arthur
(See? There are some advantages to being an old timer.)

On 3/18/08, Darren D <darren at activebilling.com.au> wrote:
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> Hi All
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> Apologies for the Off Topic post - moderators let me know if this is too
> much of
> a stretch :-)
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> I am calling a batch file that does many many things
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> One of the things it does is 'merge' a file we have to a file the OS
> should have
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> Sometimes the OS does not have this file So.
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> I want to know the syntax in a batch file to test the existence of a file
> and if
> it exists to "X" if it doesn't do "Y"
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> Many thanks
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> DD
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