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We'll send a magic link to your inbox. Email Address. All Sign in options. Enter a Email Address. Choose your interests Get the latest news, expert insights and market research, sent straight to your inbox. Newsletter Topics Select minimum 1 topic. Hank Arnold October 11, 0 Comments. I want to do the following: 1 Generate a list including path of all files that meet the requirements 2 Export that list to a text file CSV would be great that I can circulate to my users with deadlines for review and disposition 3 Move the files to another network location at the end of the review process.
Anonymous Posted October 11, 0 Comments. Tim Clarke. Hi , Can you check this. Regards, Jaleel. Hank Arnold Posted October 12, 0 Comments. Hank Arnold Posted October 13, 0 Comments. Some good food for thought. Debra Carlson Posted October 13, 0 Comments. Hi Hank, I use a more basic method for this problem…. Cheers, geva. Hank Arnold Posted October 14, 0 Comments. Thanks for the tip? Allan Allan Posted October 19, 0 Comments. That's pretty cool. If so, that's some pretty innovative stuff.
I'm going to put the script in a scheduled task on the server so the thing will run from now till eternity, long after Wall-E leaves the planet The last line in a couple of my Robocopy batch files is something like this:. This does assume that you're setting variables for logpath and filename in your batch file, but if you've read some of my Robocopy posts then you've likely seen that.
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Sorry, man. I'll clarify. Thanks Limey. I saw your post after. In this article. Specifies the file or files to be copied. Specifies the options to use with the robocopy command, including copy , file , retry , logging , and job options. Copies files in restartable mode. In restartable mode, should a file copy be interrupted, Robocopy can pick up where it left off rather than re-copying the entire file.
Copies files in backup mode. Backup mode allows Robocopy to override file and folder permission settings ACLs. This allows you to copy files you might otherwise not have access to, assuming it's being run under an account with sufficient privileges. Specifies which file properties to copy. Specifies what to copy in directories. Deletes destination files and directories that no longer exist in the source.
Adds the specified attributes to copied files. Removes the specified attributes from copied files. Creates multi-threaded copies with n threads. The default value for n is 8.
Copies only files for which the Archive attribute is set, and resets the Archive attribute. Includes only files for which any of the specified attributes are set. Excludes files for which any of the specified attributes are set.
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