First, if you post this in the questions forum, you'll get a wider audience. We have a lot of people who check the Questions forum who don't frequent the discussions forum. Plus, you can give a "Thumbs Up" over there to the folks that give you a good answer.
Unless I'm missing something, you may be making this more difficult than it really needs to be. Do you really need to Echo "No files to move"? Also, you shouldn't really need to change your directory. If you don't need to do the Echo, here's what I'd do if you're running the batch on the server where the files reside:
move drive:\foldername\*artrm.* c:\foldername
That will move the documents without leaving the original in the directory like copy will.
I have one server where I run all my batches, and I put them in one folder at C:\BatchFiles for ease of management. I typically would have a bat file moving from that server to another server, which would look like this:
move c:\foldername\*artrm.* \\servername\sharename
That's all one line with a single space between *artrm.* and \\servername
The batch won't run in silent mode when you do it this way, so you can see it running. You can then schedule the bat file to run whenever you need it. We have one that runs every few seconds, and others that we've scheduled to run once an hour.
I hope this helps.
