MichaelMTallman gave you a good start on the syntax. You can run it as many times as you need. It will not affect anything on the source server. If you delete something from source, it will also get deleted from target server. You probably do not have robocopy installed. Get in the Windows Server resource kit. I run this in a batch file so I don't need a progress bar. Have a look at Free File Sync.
Similar to Robocopy, and it has a bundled utility that will keep the two servers in sync until you are ready to switch the old one off. Could be a share permissions issue on the new server. If you did not click on the "Permissions" button and modify the permissions when you created the share, this is your issue. Don't screw up the source and destination servers or you will blow out the files. That command doesn't make any sense. Post exactly what you tried, you don't have to hide server names or IP addresses from us.
While file level copying tools like Robocopy are pretty reliable along with GUI based counterparts that ride on top of Robocopy they aren't always perfect being file based. This is why when moving data from an older server about ready to cross the 'rainbow bridge' I try to grab as much data in brute force fashion as possible and then sort through it later.
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If you have a subscription copy of TechNet you could get a copy there. That looks for Pro. He is looking for Server. But it is a good place to start. George Dec 27, at UTC. Why do you need this? Ahmad Dec 28, at UTC. Errtus Dec 28, at UTC. Ahmad Dec 30, at UTC. How do I copy files that have not been modified in the last 7 days. I mean without specifying any date. I need to use xcopy command in a batch file and whenever I run the batch file, it should copy only the files that have been modified in the last 7 days.
Any suggestion for this? Anyway to specify the excluded file types as xcopy arguments rather than mentioning in a file? I am getting the below error with xcopy. Invalid number of parameters. I have a whole lot of. JPGfiles that are in different folders with other files. I want to extract or just copy all the. JPG files into one folder without the other stuff.
How can I do this? I have tried various xcopy command strings but I still get the containing folders and the other files in that folder. Thanks in advance. I have windows XP 64 bit. Is it possible to copy a file or group of files with a variable path to them? Next, run the command below. I am trying to copy three directories and have three xcopy statements but it only copies the first one.
How can I have multiple statements execute after it deletes all the old files? I would like to use a single xcopy command to copy files to two different locations. Is this possible? But apparently xcopy does not allow to specify two destination folders for the copy. I have a requirement where i need to exclude some specific file types in child directory rather than in root directory. How can I achieve it using xcopy command with the help of exclude switch?
Please suggest. My arrangement is like below,. After executing xcopy command everything is copied from source to destination directory. I want the output in destination directory as below. There does not seem to be any straight solution using xcopy. But one workaround is to mark all those files which should be excluded as hidden files. Xcopy by default would ignore hidden files from copying. So you can run the below commands.
I would like to copy a set of files listed in a text file in the same folder structure to another location.
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