Windows 10: Issue with VB6 calling a .bat file for large files

Hello everyone,I’m facing an issue when executing a .bat file from a VB6 program:My VB6 program calls a .bat file.The .bat file contains a Java command that processes two files.This generally works, but when one of the files exceeds a certain size, the Java command is not executed.Interestingly, it works perfectly if I execute the .bat file by double-clicking it – regardless of the file size.My question: What can I do to ensure that the .bat file is reliably executed through the VB6 call, regardless of the file sizes?Thanks for your help!*Moved from CC

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BAT File That Deletes Files Below Specific Size

I am wondering how to make a bat file that can delete all files below a certain size (in this case 10kb). I have a folder on my server that has game screenshots in it (taken by Punkbuster) and need to sort out the good shots from the bad, and figure this is easier than manually deleting thousands of files.. The "bad" shots (blanks with failed renders) range in size from 4kb-8kb, so the bat file can delete anything lower than 10kb with no issues. Is this possible, and if so how do I make one? Thanks for your help.


*EDIT*
I have found a bat file that can delete specific types/sizes, but it only allows you to delete file sizes of 0kb (empty text documents and such), and replacing the "0" with "10" or any other number hasn't worked for me so far.

 

BAT file/Script to find and replace files

Hey all....

Can someone help me make the BAT script in the 2nd post above to be able to use MORE than "1" file?
As it currently is, you can only replace one particular file.

For example, I want in the command line to be able to write two files or more, and the script will find and replace all those 2 or more named files.
Thanks much.

P.S.... Is there a GUI that does file searching and replacing?
I've spent hours searching on the net, and the only thing I can find are "text" search/replace and this BAT command, not actual "file" replacing. I find this amazing. *Frown

 

BAT file/Script to find and replace files

Greetings, streetfighter 2.

I'll give your BAT a try. Thanks so much.

Greetings, FordGT90Concept!

Question:

"So you have a directory containing both random named ZIP files and consistently named TXT files and you want to apply the TXT file naming patern to the ZIP files where the 5-digit numbers match?"

Answer: Yes

Question:

Are there sub-directories?

Answer: No

Question:

"Are all the ZIP file names in that pattern (#####_Example_720p.zip) and all the TXT files in that pattern (RAT_Example_#####_24f_ONO.txt)?"

Answer: Yes

Sorry about the terse replies, but your right: "Never assume."

Greetings, Streetfighter 2

I'll give your BAT a try. Thanks alot!