TomLiotta Sep 12, 2012   6:29 AM GMT

The DOS EDIT command includes a find/replace function, but I suspect that that's not what you're after. Can you give a little more detail about what you need to accomplish? It might also be helpful if you explain why it needs to be done with DOS. -- Tom

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senmalar Sep 12, 2012   6:08 PM GMT

Hi TomLiotta,Thanks for the reply.Actually I have a text file.In that text file,I need to replace a constant (010000) with another constant  value (d00000).I need to make this commands in .bat format and schedule in server.Thanks

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TomLiotta Sep 13, 2012   10:32 AM GMT

I need to make this commands in .bat format...   Now the question becomes why does it have to be .BAT format?   That is, why do you care how it's done? Why not use VBscript or Jscript or any number of possible alternatives? It's possible it could be done with DOS in a .BAT file, but I don't know how. It'll be interesting if someone has an answer.   Tom

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carlosdl Sep 17, 2012   11:08 PM GMT

A VBscript could be called from the .BAT if necessary, but I agree: why ?

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