Massive stack (50k+) of images to determine histogram

[JC_Chicago]

I am able to successfully obtain histogram image data, but on only one image at a time.
I have more than 50k images that need to be reviewed, but then, and this is vital, export a simply text file (csv) with the file name and subsequent histogram.
Yes, I can put several thousand into one file, to break the process into logical pieces, and to make the exported csv file more manageable.
Thoughts?
Running 7.0.6 on a PC.

[snibgo]

I don't understand what you are asking.

You can write the data you want from one image to a CSV file, correct? Then you can put that in a FOR loop to loop through all the image files, appending to that CSV file.

[JC_Chicago]

No, I apologize, for I am unable to determine how to export the data from even one reviewed image. I've reviewed the community board but can't find anything about it.

[fmw42]

try

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convert image -format "%c" histogram:info: > histogram.txt

Is that what you want?

[JC_Chicago]

Okay, yes, thank you!, that is what I needed on a per frame basis, but now to do this for more than one image...
My *.bat file is failing to allow more than one command at a time, and boy, do I feel like an idiot now! I've used and written *.bat files for years, and now this simple command can't be replicated multiple times? Thank you for helping me through this seemingly easy task for everyone else.

[snibgo]

I create one text file from a subset of jpg files. The output has the filename on one line, then the histogram.

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(
  for %%F in (af*.jpg) do @convert %%F -format "%%f\n%%c\n" histogram:info:
) > histogram.txt