@echo off set HCBB=C:\HCBB\hcbb.exe set LOG=C:\HCBB\logs\nightly.log echo %date% %time% - Nightly cleanup started >> %LOG%
:: ------------------- POST-PROCESSING ------------------- echo [%date% %time%] Generating summary report... >> %LOG_FILE% "%HCBB_PATH%" report --source "%OUTPUT_DIR%" --format csv >> %LOG_FILE%
In the world of automation, batch scripting remains one of the most underrated yet powerful tools for Windows users. When you add a specialized environment like HCBB (a hypothetical or community-specific framework for high-volume data processing, server management, or gaming console emulation), the need for efficient, error-free automation becomes critical. hcbb script auto bat
:: Check error level if !errorlevel! neq 0 ( echo ERROR: Failed to process %%f with code !errorlevel! >> %ERROR_LOG% ) else ( echo SUCCESS: %%f processed >> %LOG_FILE% move "%%f" "%INPUT_DIR%\Archived\" 2>nul ) )
:: Archive old logs %HCBB% archive --source C:\Logs --days 30 --destination E:\Archive if %errorlevel% neq 0 goto error @echo off set HCBB=C:\HCBB\hcbb
Start with the simple scripts provided in this guide. Test them with non-critical data. Gradually introduce loops, error handling, and scheduled tasks. Within a week, you will wonder how you ever managed HCBB without automation.
:: ------------------- CLEANUP ------------------- forfiles /p "%OUTPUT_DIR%" /s /m *.tmp /d -7 /c "cmd /c del @file" echo [%date% %time%] Script finished. >> %LOG_FILE% :: Check error level if
:menu cls echo HCBB Automation Tool echo 1. Run Full Batch Process echo 2. Run Only Cleanup echo 3. Exit choice /c 123 /n /m "Select option: " if errorlevel 3 exit if errorlevel 2 goto cleanup if errorlevel 1 goto full_process Automatically create a new output folder for each day: