Inserting a wait in a batch file

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Published: Updated: Windows batch file or script in which we want to delay code execution with sub-second resolution. An example is when we want to execute a number of PINGs in succession by using a code loop. NOTE: T his article gets a lot of accesses each month. I'd like to know what your interest is and any comments. Please respond to murphy.

Occasionally, we want to write a Windows batch file or script in which we need to delay code execution. A good example is when we want to execute a number of PINGs in succession by using a code loop. There are a few ways that this can be done and there is apparently a lot of misunderstanding due to the lack of complete documentation. So, I conducted some experiments and wrote some code that would both augment what we know about doing this and to suggest some ways to insert delays that are adjustable in increments of milliseconds.

REM On this machine the delay per ping is Ask a related question. Author Commented: It makes sense to me.