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I have a directory structure similar to this: under <code>'D:\Ashwin\rev'</code> <pre><code>rev -->dist ---->app.exe -->copier ---->cs ------>cs.bat ------>pscp.exe -->Copy.bat </code></pre> Content of <code>Copy.bat</code> is: <pre><code>@echo "Starting copy" @call "copier\cs\cs.bat" </code></pre> and content of <code>cs.bat</code> is incomplete yet. <pre><code>%BINARY% = DIR /b dist\*%.exe %ASH% = %CD%%1\dist\%BINARY% @call copier\cs\pscp -l root -pw ReDBuLL <What to do?> 192.168.1.16:/root/workspace </code></pre> Here's why. I am totally new to batch script. The purpose of this script is to send the .exe file alone to the remote server using <a href="http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html" rel="nofollow">pscp</a> tool. I am stuck concatenating the two strings. <ol> <li><code>BINARY</code> which has the <code>app.exe</code> name. </li> <li><code>ASH</code> which is the concatenated string of current working path and <code>BINARY</code></li> </ol> With this concatenated sting I plan to pass this to the <code>pscp</code> command and transfer the file to the remote server. I should only be using <code>Copy.bat</code> to copy the file and not the <code>cs.bat</code> What else is missing here? P.S: I could have hard coded the path but that's not what I am looking to do. Because app.exe would not be the only file in the directory as I am going to add several other files. 
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