Dear Experts,
Please tell me what is the equivalent command of
find . -name "*.txt" -print
which prints the all the text files in all the folders and sub folders in case of unix.
in windows how can i achieve the same output in windows please inform and also
find . -name "*.txt" -print| while read obj
do
echo $obj
done
in unix , i want to achieve this in windows how it is possible please inform.
The first I know
dir /s *.txt
You can do basic piping like
dir /s *.txt | more
You can use a basic loop with labels and a for loop, but anything more than that you are going to need powershell.
But what do I know, this is a Unix forum 
Alternatively you could use uwin or cygwin so you can run some unix commands on a windows platform.
Without Powershell you can simulate unix "find" and output only the full hierarchial names of files found.
This is a MSDOS Batch file of type ".bat" (e.g. findtxt.bat).
@echo off
set START="C:\"
for /R %START% %%f in (*.txt) do (echo %%f)
Note: The value of variable "START" can be "." (like in unix "find").
Footnote: Most Windows MSDOS "dir" versions can output the same bare list of filenames.
dir C:\*.txt /a:-d /b /s