- Find the existing of a file by command-line command
- Posted by cschang on February 8th, 2004
I wonder what kind of command line function can be used to verify the
existing of a file, so that I can use the errorlevel checking for other
task. I want to write a batch file to run some task. In order to do
that, I need to verify the existing of a file. I have looked around in
help and found nothing. Therefore I wrote myself a vbscript file to do
the same job. Not difficult. But I would like to learn is there any
other alternatives? Thanks.
C Chang
- Posted by Colin Nash [MVP] on February 8th, 2004
Have a look here:
http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntif.html
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