Dos Command for pdf comparison

Hi,
I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro 9. I am using its(GUI) utility for pdfs comaparison. Now i want to comapre two pdfs using dos command. Do we have any dos command available for File comparision?
Thanks in advance
Fatmi

Actuly I got these lines from a frnd
String loadPath = "rundll10 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler D:\\a.bat";
Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(loadPath);
but my original code was
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     String _cmd = "cmd /c ";
     cmd =cmd+"sqlldr ";
     cmd = cmd + " userid=" + userId + "/" + passwd + "@"+ tnsEntry;
     cmd = cmd + " control=" + controlFilePath;
     cmd = cmd + " log=sql.log skip=1";
     System.out.println(_cmd);
     String envArr[] = new String[2];
     envArr[0] = "ORACLE_HOME=" + System.getProperty("ORACLE_HOME");
     envArr[1] = "PATH=" + System.getProperty("PATH");
          try{
               Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime();
     Process process = r.exec(_cmd);
          catch(RuntimeException re )
               System.out.println("Failed to runtime run the process.123.."+re);
it was not working even i m not getting any error or excep. so I tried that two lines above.
but still frustating results

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