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Command
Type
Purpose
The AT sign (@) is used to prevent a single command in a batch Þle from being
echoed to the screen as the batch Þle is being run. The @ sign is placed in front of
the command whose display is to be suppressed.
Syntax
@[ batch file command ]
Remarks
The batch file command argument can be any executable line in your batch Þle.
Examples
In the following example, the COPY instruction will be executed but the
instructions will not be echoed to the screen as the batch Þle runs.
@COPY FILE1.BAT FILE1.SAV
The ECHO OFF command differs from the @ sign in that it cause all commands
following it to not be displayed on the screen. To prevent the ECHO OFF command
from displaying itself, place the @ sign in front of the command.
@ECHO OFF
@
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