Output all files inside Sub Folder: Absolute File Path

Question

I am attempting to list the absolute path of all files inside a sub directory. I am able to find and output all files in that sub directory but the file path that I output is incorrect, ie one folder is missing.

My folder structure:

root:
    myBatchFile.bat
    SearchFolder:
        testfile1.txt
        testfile1.txt

When I output the file paths for all the files inside the folder 'SearchFolder' they are missing the SearchFolder.

Batch File Output:

C:/user/me/root/testfile1.txt
C:/user/me/root/testfile2.txt

The output should be:

C:/user/me/root/SearchFolder/testfile1.txt
C:/user/me/root/SearchFolder/testfile2.txt

How can I make my Batch file code output the absolute path of the files inside 'SearchFolder'?

REM // For all files in the folder 'SearchFolder': Compile them
for /r %%i in ("SearchFolder/*.txt") do echo %%i

Answer 1

REM // For all files in the folder 'SearchFolder': Compile them
for /r ./SearchFolder %%i in ("*.txt") do echo %%i

Answer 2

This will do for a single folder. Reduce %%a to %a for a command line version.

for %%a in ("d:\abc\*.txt") do echo "%%a"

Answer 3

REM // For all files in the folder 'SearchFolder': Compile them
for %%i in ("SearchFolder/*.txt") do echo %%~Fi