On windows cgywinportable, run the linux Command to modify file names in batches ., Windows batch rename

On windows cgywinportable, run the linux Command to modify file names in batches ., Windows batch rename

On windows cgywinportable, run the linux Command to modify file names in batches.

Instance: Add. SQL to all file names in the current directory

Find./-type f-exec mv {} '{}. SQL ';

Linux Command for batch replacement of folder names, file names, and file content

1. flexible use of for, replacement of Characters in the file name, plus date, etc.

Use the following statement to test
For I in * aa *; do NN =$ (echo $ I | sed's/aa/bb/'); echo "$ NN"; done

For the sake of insurance, only copy
For I in * aa *; do NN =$ (echo $ I | sed's/aa/bb/'); cp "$ I" "$ NN"; done

This is a RENAME. Use it with caution.
For I in * aa *; do NN =$ (echo $ I | sed's/aa/bb/'); mv "$ I" "$ NN"; done

2. Simple rename
Test with-n switch

Rename-n's/aa/bb /'*

If the test is correct, remove-n and rename it.
Rename's/aa/bb /'*

In Linux, how does one compile the command to change the file Owner attribute by batch conditions?

Find/a-user root-exec chown oracle: oracle {}\;