Batch file: ECHO Command – How to make a batch file echo command? Normally by default ECHO is turned on any batch file and when a batch file is being executed, then turn out the command for its successively on to the command line or prompt.
You can also “turn off” ECHO by the nest line Below – (It’s simple)
@echo off
Need to turn on ECHO by Command:
@echo on
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You can also turn off and turn on ECHO at any summit in the batch file. You can easily turn it on and turn it off by commands in the batch file.
Example: Look below the batch file named EchoExample.bat –
date /t @echo off echo echo turned off date /t @echo on echo echo turned on date /t @echo off echo echo turned off date /t
When you run the batch file and below output –
c:\>echoExample.bat c:\>date /t Mon 02/13/2012 echo turned off Mon 02/13/2012 c:\>echo echo turned on echo turned on c:\>date /t Mon 02/13/2012 echo turned off Mon 02/13/2012 c:\>
You need to execute the “date” command by 4 times, in the batch file. But you will see the command is “echoed” only 2nd in the output.
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