batch script to copy file

[Guest]

Hi All !!

I'd like to copy all files which is updated today from one drive to another
drive.
Has any one seen this sort of script that run on windows-XP ?
Your help is greatly appreciated. thanks.

 

[Patrick Keenan]

Hi All !!

I'd like to copy all files which is updated today from one drive to another
drive.
Has any one seen this sort of script that run on windows-XP ?
Your help is greatly appreciated. thanks.

I can't help you with the script itself but check out the UseNet newsgroup,
alt.msdos.batch.nt

or, go to Google. click on Groups, then Advanced Search, specify
alt.msdos.batch.nt and enter 'copy file date' in the "with all the words"
search field.

You may also want to look in some of the vbscript groups for the same kinds
of thing.

HTH
-pk

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Hi All !!

I'd like to copy all files which is updated today from one drive to another
drive.
Has any one seen this sort of script that run on windows-XP ?
Your help is greatly appreciated. thanks.

Nice'n'easy:

@echo off
xcopy /d /y /s D:\*.* F:\

Start a Command Prompt and type xcopy /? if you want
to find out what the switches mean.

 

[Guest]

SyncToy from Microsoft tends to work efficiently. Look into the help file for
instructions on setting up a scheduled task to complete the sync so you don't
have to do it manually.

- Requires .net framework 1.1 (and it would be wise to install the .net
updates as well)

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx