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Run Two Commands Sequentially
How to run two commands sequentially in a single command line?
✍: FYIcenter.com
You can run two commands sequentially in a single command line
with the syntax below:
command-1 & command-2
For example, the following command line run the "echo" command twice sequentially:
C:\fyicenter>echo Hello & echo world! Hello world!
⇒ Run Second Command If the First Successful
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