Batch FileSize Query

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To obtain the seo services size of a file with Batch (.bat) syntax, use seo services the following characters:

~z

This can be confusing, because this must be placed between the variable signifier (%) acting corps and the variable characters.

Example:

online reputation management for %%I in (queue.txt) Do ( echo %%~zI IF %%~zI LEQ 2 ( echo "Less than..." exit /b ) ELSE ( echo "Greater than..." exit /b ) )

Explanation: The variable being used is

%%I

It is querying the text file named queue.txt and to extract the file size property from it, wedge in the

~z

When combining them, you get:

%%~zI

This combination extracts the file size as an integer.