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I want to concat 2 variables (see example) without this –> ” <–
Now:
set upvar="update/"
echo %upvar%%1
Output: “update/””example.txt”
With this output, I cannot make my copy-commands – so how can i concat these variables without this ” sign?
Batch files don’t require quotation marks around strings. So, you can simply change the first line to:
Here’s a link that has some useful tips about string manipulation in batch files.