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Answer» I've searched for an answer to this but haven't come across it. I apologize in advance if I just missed it.
I'm USING the following to copy files from the local hard drive to a USB drive:
XCOPY c:\Database_Backup\*.* E:\Database_Backup\*.* /D /S /Y
It will copy several .bat files that are in that directory but then ERRORS out when it gets to the first .bak file I have with:
File creation error - The parameter is incorrect.
I tried several of the variations to this that I found in this forum but get the same error. The interesting thing to me is that I USE the exact same batch file command to copy files from a mapped drive to the local drive and all works correctly.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
DaveSorry, I think I found the problem. When COPYING the file through windows I get an error that tells me the file is too large for the destination drive. I has plenty of room on it so I must have a DIFFERENT problem not related to the DOS command.
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