jamesbond007
MacManiac
I want to know if there is a command in Dos that will delay the
execution of a set of commands in a batch file ?
Suppose I have a batch file with 2 commands as follows :
dir >> list.txt
netstat -n
Now I'd like to add a command in between dir and netstat, like
delay(X), which would delay the execution of netstat by X seconds.
I mean after dir the batch file should wait for the time I mention and
then execute the next command. So does Dos have a command like delay ??
execution of a set of commands in a batch file ?
Suppose I have a batch file with 2 commands as follows :
dir >> list.txt
netstat -n
Now I'd like to add a command in between dir and netstat, like
delay(X), which would delay the execution of netstat by X seconds.
I mean after dir the batch file should wait for the time I mention and
then execute the next command. So does Dos have a command like delay ??