ZP4 address parsing batch script

How do I create a Windows script that executes the command:

C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD C:\FOLDER\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW

for any and all PARCELS.DBF files that might be in \FOLDER\ and all subdirectories.

I.e the script would be equivalent to:

C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD 开发者_如何学Python\FOLDER\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD \FOLDER\SUBFOLDER1\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD \FOLDER\SUBFOLDER1\SUBSUBFOLDER2\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
...etc.

but only for each PARCELS.DBF file that actually exists.

\HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW are unchanging parameters used by AUTOFIXD.

If powershell is an option, I'd recommend it.

In PS:

$files = gci -r C:\ | where {$_.Name -eq 'PARCELS.DBF'} 

foreach ($file in $files)
{
     C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD $file \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
}

untested as I don't have ZP4 on this box, but basic premise should work

The for command can iterate over things. So assuming that you either have no Unicode file names or use a TrueType font for your console window:

for /f "delims=" %%x in ('dir /s /b PARCELS.DBF') do C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD "%%x" \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW