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kingkash
Is there a maximum number of files I can have in one
folder in WinXP that I can address via a batch file from
the cmd prompt?
I have ~500,000 images in one folder in an ntfs
partition.
I have a listing (from sql) of the file names & dates,
from which I have created a huge batch file moving the
files to destination folders by year. But each time I run
the bat file it says
C:\>move g:\images\allimages\A3103379.tif g:\images\2003\
The system cannot find the path specified.
I know the file and path exist, but the bat file always
fails. I even tried it this way:
G:\images\allimages>move g:\images\allimages\A3103379.tif
g:\images\2003\A3103379.tif
The system cannot find the path specified.
I also tested my syntax to verifiy it worked by creating
a file abc123.tif on the root g: and moved it to
g:\images and it worked.
G:\>move g:\abc123.tif g:\images\
So I am thinking there is a max files limit in DOS that
will not address files in a folder with so many files in
it, although I can not find a reference to it anywhere.
Any suggestions?
folder in WinXP that I can address via a batch file from
the cmd prompt?
I have ~500,000 images in one folder in an ntfs
partition.
I have a listing (from sql) of the file names & dates,
from which I have created a huge batch file moving the
files to destination folders by year. But each time I run
the bat file it says
C:\>move g:\images\allimages\A3103379.tif g:\images\2003\
The system cannot find the path specified.
I know the file and path exist, but the bat file always
fails. I even tried it this way:
G:\images\allimages>move g:\images\allimages\A3103379.tif
g:\images\2003\A3103379.tif
The system cannot find the path specified.
I also tested my syntax to verifiy it worked by creating
a file abc123.tif on the root g: and moved it to
g:\images and it worked.
G:\>move g:\abc123.tif g:\images\
So I am thinking there is a max files limit in DOS that
will not address files in a folder with so many files in
it, although I can not find a reference to it anywhere.
Any suggestions?