Command-Line Length Limits
When you first enter a command at the prompt or in an alias or batch file,
it can be up to 1,023 characters long.
As CMD.EXE scans the command line and substitutes the contents of aliases
and environment variables for their names, the line usually gets longer.
This expanded line is stored in an internal buffer which allows each
individual command to grow to 1,023 characters during the expansion
process. In addition, if you have multiple commands on a single line,
during expansion the entire line can grow to as much as 2,047 characters.
If your use of aliases or environment variables causes the command line
to exceed either of these limits as it is expanded, you will see a
"Command line too long" error and the remainder of the line will not be
executed.
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