How To Run Numerous Commands In Batch
Dear all, I need to run patscan using different parameters. Could you please let me know how to run numerous commands in batch. For example,
patscan -parameter1 IN > OUT1
patscan -parameter2 IN > OUT2
patscan -parameter3 IN > OUT3
.........................
patscan -parameter100 IN > OUT100
Which command can be used to run all above commands once? THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
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Thank you very much. I understand and find the solution. I will delete the question.