Standard Batch Commands
Standard Batch Commands are commands that are used inside batch files and are standard to DOS. They include :-
| Run a second batch file, then return to the first batch file. | |
| Display a message or turns echo on or off. | |
| End the localisation of environment variables. | |
| Perform a command a number of times or for each file in a set. | |
| Jump to another part of the batch file. | |
| Perform conditional processing in a batch file. | |
| Suspend processing of a batch file and display a message. | |
| Allows comments inside a batch file. | |
| Display, set or remove environment variables. | |
| Set the localisation of environment variables. | |
| Change the position of replaceable parameters in a batch file. |
