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How to "Command/Y/C batch" in NT?

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by penuorte Mar 19, 2000 last reply Nov 23, 2001

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In Windows '95 or in DOS I can debug a batch file by
entering a command : command/Y/C batch-to-debug.
But In Nt I can't. Is there any way to debug batch command files in NT,
without adding pause commands and removin @echo off-command?

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by joeri Mar 20, 2000

Maybe this can help you:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q138/2/58.ASP

by penuorte Feb 25, 2001

Sorry to say, this didn't help me.
I'm only interested in "debugging" batch files.

by james_randy Aug 9, 2001

yes there is

by penuorte Sep 10, 2001

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by schitzoid Aug 15, 2001

i seem to recall winntmag.com having some good articles on nt scripting

by penuorte Sep 10, 2001

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by maxwell edison Nov 23, 2001

Greetings,

Cut and paste these links for information and related links on debuging batch files in Windows NT:

http://www.robvanderwoude.com/index.html

(REMOVE SPACES if they snuck into the pasted URL)

Good luck,

Maxwell

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