How can I write “ > yes” to txt file by batch file?
How can I write > yes to txt file by batch file
They have examples but they do not work
Example 1: echo > yes >> example.txt
Commande ECHO activ.e. Write a error message in the example.txt file
Please help where
batch-file
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
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How can I write > yes to txt file by batch file
They have examples but they do not work
Example 1: echo > yes >> example.txt
Commande ECHO activ.e. Write a error message in the example.txt file
Please help where
batch-file
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27
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How can I write > yes to txt file by batch file
They have examples but they do not work
Example 1: echo > yes >> example.txt
Commande ECHO activ.e. Write a error message in the example.txt file
Please help where
batch-file
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
How can I write > yes to txt file by batch file
They have examples but they do not work
Example 1: echo > yes >> example.txt
Commande ECHO activ.e. Write a error message in the example.txt file
Please help where
batch-file
batch-file
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
edited Feb 21 at 16:04
LotPings
5,1451823
5,1451823
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
asked Feb 21 at 15:25
idir benyahiaidir benyahia
11
11
or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27
add a comment |
or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27
or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27
add a comment |
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You need to escape the > character. Otherwise it gets interpreted as a redirection operator. Escape it with the ^ character. This works:
echo ^> yes >> example.txt
See this page for more information about escaping special characters.
answered Feb 21 at 15:48
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You need to escape the > character. Otherwise it gets interpreted as a redirection operator. Escape it with the ^ character. This works:
echo ^> yes >> example.txt
See this page for more information about escaping special characters.
answered Feb 21 at 15:48
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@idirbenyahia Please see What should I do when someone answers my question? Accepting an answer is the best way to say "thanks, it works".
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Feb 21 at 16:10
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You need to escape the > character. Otherwise it gets interpreted as a redirection operator. Escape it with the ^ character. This works:
echo ^> yes >> example.txt
See this page for more information about escaping special characters.
answered Feb 21 at 15:48
Doug DedenDoug Deden
870213
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@idirbenyahia Please see What should I do when someone answers my question? Accepting an answer is the best way to say "thanks, it works".
– Kamil Maciorowski
Feb 21 at 16:10
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You need to escape the > character. Otherwise it gets interpreted as a redirection operator. Escape it with the ^ character. This works:
echo ^> yes >> example.txt
See this page for more information about escaping special characters.
answered Feb 21 at 15:48
Doug DedenDoug Deden
870213
You need to escape the > character. Otherwise it gets interpreted as a redirection operator. Escape it with the ^ character. This works:
echo ^> yes >> example.txt
See this page for more information about escaping special characters.
answered Feb 21 at 15:48
Doug DedenDoug Deden
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answered Feb 21 at 15:48
Doug DedenDoug Deden
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or echo hellow >yes >> example.txt not work i want write hellow >yes
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:43
the vbs work but batch file not work please help
– idir benyahia
Feb 21 at 15:46
duplicate: How can I add greater than and less than into a batch file variable
– phuclv
Feb 21 at 16:27