batchonly

Batchonly is a command in the Windows operating system that allows users to run a batch file or command only if it is executed from the command prompt or another batch file. It is used to prevent a batch file from being executed directly by double-clicking it, which can lead to unexpected behavior or errors. When a batch file contains the batchonly command, it will display an error message and terminate if it is not executed from the command prompt or another batch file. This command is useful for ensuring that a batch file is executed in the correct environment and with the necessary permissions. It is typically used in conjunction with other commands and scripts to automate tasks and streamline workflows.