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How to write a batch file that do all of the processing?
A:
This is a two-part answer.
The first part gives you the bare minimum that you need to do in order to copy the list of keywords into a new file.
The second part tells you how to write a batch file that does what you want.
The first part
This batch file is meant to be run from the command line, in the directory where the knowledge base is located.
@echo off
REM Copies one or more keywords from the knowledge base to a new file.
REM Output goes to the standard output stream.
REM The keywords file must be in the directory where the batch file is located.
REM The batch file also looks for a -log.txt file that will contain the keywords.
REM If there is no -log.txt file, the batch file creates a file with the same name.
REM If a keyword in the keywords file is the same as the file, the batch file skips that keyword.
REM If a keyword in the keywords file is the same as the file and a new keyword has been added to the keywords file, the batch file creates the new keyword in the keywords file.
REM Example:
REM keywords.txt contains:
REM DATE
REM INSTANCE
REM LAB_NAME
REM LOCAL
REM LENGTH
REM LOCATION
REM NAME
REM REQUESTOR
REM REVIEW_DATE
REM REVIEW_ORGANIZATION
REM REVIEW_ORGANIZATION_NAME
REM REVIEW_STANDARD
REM REVIEW_USER
REM REVIEW_USER_NAME
REM SEVERITY
REM SOURCE
REM TAG
REM TODO
REM UNIQ_ID
REM UUID
REM TITLE
REM TYPE
REM VERSION
REM VERSION_N
REM X_REQUESTOR
REM X_REQUESTOR_NAME
REM X_REVIEW_DATE
REM X_REVIEW_ORGANIZATION
REM X_REVIEW_ORGANIZATION_NAME
REM X_REVIEW_STANDARD
REM X_REVIEW_USER
REM X_REVIEW_USER_NAME
REM X_REVIEW_USER_URL
REM X_REVIEW_USER_USERNAME
REM X_REVIEW_USER_ ac619d1d87
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