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Answer» Dear All,
kindly explain how to copying specific files across the network from machine to another machine i tried to USING xcopy command with some parameters to do that but i found my batch didn't work properly , So can any one here to expalin where is my mistake and write the true command according to my environment as i attached my Bat file here And i want to copy whole (Atb firmware )folder from on C: root partition and it's content into three files to destination C: root on network machine, i mean i want to create the same folder on destination machine and copy the three files into it in one Bat file order. Note: I Won't to compress this folder then copy it.
Hope to all my best wishes
[attachment deleted by admin to conserve space]For more explain . i want to create a folder if doesn't exist then copy files into it on the network machine and if the folder exist and content a files also i want to overwrite on itAbo-Zead, Please do not send BAT files to the forum. Also, sending any thing to the root of the C: drive is a bad practice. Instead, each workstation should have a directory shared with write permission. You called your batch file xcopy.bat
Use a different name for your script: because the xcopy command inside it will re-launch your batch script instead of using the xcopy.exe command.
Quote from: foxidrive on September 12, 2016, 03:47:36 PM You called your batch file xcopy.bat
Use a different name for your script: because the xcopy command inside it will re-launch your batch script instead of using the xcopy.exe command.
If I had a dollar for every time someone named their batch file the same as a command in their batch file, I would be a little bit wealthier. Maybe middle class instead of lower middle class.
Quote from: Squashman on September 14, 2016, 12:38:10 PMIf I had a dollar for every time someone named their batch file the same as a command in their batch file, I would be a little bit wealthier. Maybe middle class instead of lower middle class.
That's the way to riches! I should charge people for the advice.
A PROBLEM that many of those people will not follow is when the batch file is called using a full path and not in the current directory. It will work then and they will think "Gee, that guy doesn't know the FIRST thing about batch files".
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