In many cases you can work around this by adding a single character wildcard e.g. Unlike other variants of the FOR command you must include a wildcard (either * or ?) in the ' folder_set' to get consistent results returned. In all cases for /d will start searching from the current directory. r : Recurse into subfolders (see notes below) In a batch file use %%G (on the command line %G) In ( brackets), several commands, one per line. This can be a single command, or if you enclose it
SyntaxįOR /D %% parameter IN ( folder_set) DO commandįolder_set : A set of one or more folders enclosed in parentheses (folder1,folder2).Ĭommand : The command to carry out, including any parameters. Conditionally perform a command on several Directories/Folders.
