ZP4 address parsing batch script

How do I create a Windows script that executes the command:

C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD C:\FOLDER\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW

for any and all PARCELS.DBF files that might be in \FOLDER\ and all subdirectories.

I.e the script would be equivalent to:

C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD 开发者_如何学Python\FOLDER\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD \FOLDER\SUBFOLDER1\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD \FOLDER\SUBFOLDER1\SUBSUBFOLDER2\PARCELS.DBF \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
...etc.

but only for each PARCELS.DBF file that actually exists.

\HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW are unchanging parameters used by AUTOFIXD.

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If powershell is an option, I'd recommend it.

In PS:

$files = gci -r C:\ | where {$_.Name -eq 'PARCELS.DBF'} 

foreach ($file in $files)
{
     C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD $file \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW
}

untested as I don't have ZP4 on this box, but basic premise should work

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The for command can iterate over things. So assuming that you either have no Unicode file names or use a TrueType font for your console window:

for /f "delims=" %%x in ('dir /s /b PARCELS.DBF') do C:\ZP4\AUTOFIXD "%%x" \HOME\LIST.LAY SKIPFIRST UPLOW