Batch Script Iterative form - windows

Question

I have a batch script which :
check the files in a directory and check if it exists in another
directory and it should not exists there
count each file with a specific format, there should be just one of each
if both of the above statement is true then generate a success file.
Below is my code which is working fine:
SET /A file1=file2=Val=0
SET /A FileE=1
set /a flagname=1
for %%A in (*ABC*.txt) do set /a file1+=1
for %%A in (*XYZ*.txt) do set /a file2+=1
for %%i in ("*") do if exist "Processed\%%~nxi" SET /A FileE=0
SET /A Val=%file1%*%file2%*%FileE%
if %Val% EQU 1 (
echo SUCESS>Sucess.txt
SET Flag=Sucess
echo %Flag%) else (
if %file1% EQU 0 ( echo Missing ABC.txt files >> Error.txt)
if %file1% GTR 1 ( echo More than 1 ABC.txt files >> Error.txt)
if %file2% EQU 0 ( echo Missing XYZ.txt files >> Error.txt)
if %file2% GTR 1 ( echo More than 1 XYZ.txt files >> Error.txt)
(for %%i in ("*") do if exist "Processed\%%~nxi" echo(File Exists in
Processed
Folder %%~i)>>Error.txt
SET Flag=FAILURE
echo %Flag%)
My problem is how to transform above code to iterate over a list of number of files like 100 ? Below is the code which I tried :
#echo off
setlocal enable delayed expansion
Set Filen[0]=ABC*.txt
Set Filen[1]=XYZ*.txt
SET /A Val=1
SET /A File1=0
FOR /l %%G in (0,1,1) Do (
echo !Filen[%%G]! hi
set File1=0
echo %file1% Count
for %%A in (!Filen[%%G]! ) do (
set File1=!File1!+1
echo %%A %file1%)
)

Answer 1

Put your search words in a string and iterate over it:
Set "Search=ABC DEF XYZ"
For %%A in (%Search%) do (
Or in a file and read one by one
For /f "usebackq" %%A in ("Search.txt") Do (
With this file Search.txt
ABC
DEF
XYZ
In the environment
> tree a:\ /F
Auflistung der Ordnerpfade für Volume RamDisk
A:\
└───Test
│ ABC_123.txt
│ DEF_456.txt
│ Search.txt
│
└───Processed
The following batch
:: Q:\Test\2018\07\01\SO_51120147.cmd
#Echo off & Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Set "BaseDir=A:\Test"
Set Err=^>^> "Error.txt" Call Echo=[%%date%% %%time%%]
PushD "%BaseDir%" || (%Err% can't locate %BaseDir% & Pause &Goto :Eof)
%Err% Job %~f0 started by %USERNAME%
Set " Flag=Sucess"
:: Uncomment for string variant
:: Set "Search=ABC DEF XYZ"
:: For %%A in (%Search%) do (
:: use the file variant
For /f "usebackq" %%A in ("Search.txt") Do (
Set Cnt=0
For %%B in (%%A*.txt) Do Set /A Cnt=1
if !Cnt! NEQ 1 (
%Err% Count of %%A*.txt file=[!Cnt!]
SET Flag=FAILURE
)
)
For %%A in (*) do if exist "Processed\%%~nxA" (
%Err% File %%A does exist in Processed Folder
Set Flag=FAILURE
)
%Err% Job %~f0 terminated with %Flag%
Yields this output:
> type A:\Test\Error.txt
[2018-07-01 13:10:34,43] Job Q:\Test\2018\07\01\SO_51120147.cmd started by LotPings
[2018-07-01 13:10:34,45] Count of XYZ*.txt file=[0]
[2018-07-01 13:10:34,47] Job Q:\Test\2018\07\01\SO_51120147.cmd terminated with FAILURE
EDIT: Explanation of the somehow tricky line:
Set Err=^>^> "Error.txt" Call Echo=[%%date%% %%time%%]
To not have to pre/append every line which should go to the error log with
the redirection and a (fixed) file name I put these together with the
echo command and a [date time] stamp into a variable.
To avoid immediate interpretation when setting the variable, the '>' have to
be esaped with a caret, and to delay the expansion of the %-signs these have
to be doubled. (otherwise each log entry had the same date time)
To force expansion of date time when echoing the (pseudo) call is neccessary.