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Questions - wmic

Custom Format for wmic output in BATCH (CMD)

How to put a custom format for wmic output in batch ? before everything to start, i wan't to say that i'm not english and that my text will be bad lmao Hello, i'm a batch beginner and i would like to...
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Dazd-PKZ

batch-file

format

output

wmic

custom-formatting

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

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Unless you do not set variables, you're probably not going to get much more compact than this: @echo off & set cnt=0 setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "skip=1 delims=" %%i in ('wmic...
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Gerhard

Get the executable path of running process

I wish to get the executable path of running process. Say I have two nginx executables running. C:/nginx/nginx.exe (or say usr/bin) C:/second/nginx/nginx.exe (or say $home/local/nginx) I wish to get ...
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Gary

node.js

path

process

wmic

ps

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

Append values of for loop to dataframe

The below code works and prints value, but I need the value to be appended to data frame with column 'NAME' and 'SystemName' on loop. def name(): for i in conn.Win32_LogicalDisk(): if i.NAME is ...
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user_v27

python

pandas

dataframe

wmic

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

Latest Answer

You could build the dataframe directly, without any appending etc.: def name(): return pd.DataFrame( ([i.Name, i.SystemName] for i in conn.Win32_LogicalDisk() if i.Name is not Non...
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Timus

How to filter out wmic process when searching for a process with a specific command line using wmic?

I tried to find an application by the name myapp directly from command prompt and from a batch script by running the following command: D:\Files>wmic process where "commandline like '%myapp%'&...
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Jugal Mistry

windows

batch-file

cmd

wmic

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

Specify any one character within a range by surrounding it with square brackets []. Using the java example in your comments: In a batch-file (double %% for the like statement) @echo off wmic process w...
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Gerhard

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