Batch file to determine if using Command Prompt

Question

The last line in my batch file is pause. Is there any way to add a if condition to see if the script is run within command prompt or by double clicking to execute? I want to skip pause if it's running in command prompt.

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if not RUN_IN_COMMAND_PROMPT (
  pause
)

EDIT: Hope to find a solution works in Windows Server 2003/2008, WinXP, Win7.

Answer 1

CALL :GETMYSWITCH %CMDCMDLINE%
IF /I "%MYSWITCH%" == "/C" ECHO I WAS STARTED IN THE EXPLORER & PAUSE
IF /I NOT "%MYSWITCH%" == "/C" ECHO I WAS STARTED IN A DOS SESSION


:GETMYSWITCH
SET MYSWITCH=%2

Answer 2

I know this is a year later but for future people searching you can use

If /I "%COMSPEC%" == %CMDCMDLINE% Goto SkipPause
pause
:SkipPause

It will skip the pause block if running from the command line and pause if running from batch file.