Changing the path of a batch file (.bat)

How can we cha开发者_运维知识库nge the path of a batch file (.bat) ?

I've got a feeling it is about changing the current working directory.

To do that, use the command cd to change current working directory.

@echo off
C:
cd C:\Windows\System32\

If you change both the current drive and the current directory you'll need the /D switch:

cd /D D:\Foo

as in adding a temporary extra path to %PATH%?

try: set path=%PATH%;c:\folder

where c:\folder is what you want to add

if you want a permanent path set use a tool called "setx"

otherwise you could call something directly without using CD etc using something like "c:\folder\program.exe"

Firstly, make sure you change the drivename to. then use cd command

c:
cd "c:\windows\"

cd /d d:\foo

or, if you want to jump back to the source directory

pushd d:\foo

with

popd

you switch back to the directory before the pushd

Are you talking about changing the path of a command within the batch file? If yes then pass the path as an argument.

Hope I understood your question.