How to get two or more commands together into a batch file

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I want to enter a command in command prompt after reaching a specific location  How can I achieve this   e g    set PathName  X  Web Content Mgmt Completed Filtering 2013 Folder  set comd  dir  b  s   zip  start  cmd  cd  d  PathName    I am opening the command prompt and giving it a path using PathName   Now after reaching that specific path I want to insert the comd variable into the command prompt to get the desired result   These are the specific commands I am trying to execute in the batch file   Microsoft Windows  Version 6 1 7601  Copyright  c  2009 Microsoft Corporation  All rights reserved  C  Users anoopn gt x  X   gt cd X  Web Content Mgmt Completed Filtering 2013 Folder X  Web Content Mgmt Completed Filtering 2013 Folder gt  dir  b  s   zip  gt  C  Users anoopn Desktop abc csv

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if I understand you right  not sure   the start parameter  D should help you   start  cmd   D  PathName   comd     D sets the start-directory  see start

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Try this  edited   echo off set  comd dir  b  s   zip  set  pathName   set  p  pathName Enter The Value    cd  d   pathName    comd  pause

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To get a user Input     set  p pathName Enter The Value      echo  pathName      p s  this is also valid     set  p pathName Enter The Value

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If you are creating other batch files from your outputs then put a line like this in your batch file   echo  pathname  foo exe  gt part2 txt   then you can have your defined part1 txt and part3 txt already done and have your batch  copy part1 txt   part2 txt  part3 txt thebatyouwanted bat

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You can use the following command  The SET will set the input from the user console to the variable comment and then you can use that variable using  comment   SET  P comment Comment   echo  comment  pause

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set  PathName X  Web Content Mgmt Completed Filtering 2013 Folder  set  comd dir  b  s   zip  cd  d   PathName    comd

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