```
@echo off
set IP=%~2
for /f %%a in ('timeout /t 1') do (
    set result=%%a
)

rem convert %result% from string to number for math operations
set num=%result:~0,-3%.0

:loop
ping %IP% ^| findstr .> nul || set failed=1
if not defined failed goto :break
set failed=0
ping %IP% ^| findstr .>>nul
goto loop

:break
(echo .^|findstr =
set result=
for /f %%b in ("!line!") do set result=!result!%%b
set result=%result::~-5%)

set failCount=%failed%
set testCount=%num%+1
set uptime=%testCount%*100/%testCount%

echo uptime: %uptime%
```

Replace %userinput% with any arguments passed into the batch file, such as the IP address to monitor. The set /p userinput= line prompts the user for input. The /ip option specifies an internet protocol address. In case there are multiple addresses associated with the specified name, an error message indicates which address was used. Replace %IP% with the desired argument name in other parts of the script where necessary.

The time command initiates a pause before execution of subsequent commands begins. Replace :wait with the appropriate amount of time needed for each iteration. Remove :wait altogether if waiting isn't required. Add GOTO :loop at the end of the loop so that the program repeats itself indefinitely. Include additional logic inside the loop to perform calculations based on ping results. Set variables accordingly and update them within the loop. Calculate downtime and print relevant information when conditions warrant it. Run commands outside of the loop to initialize and finalize the program. Use IF EXIST "%filepath%" DEL "%filepath%" to delete old log files before creating new ones. Run similar code to create database tables to record downtimes. These steps ensure that all actions are performed correctly during monitoring sessions.
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