Hi Nando
Is the batch file written correctly? On my network there are a group of users who all access the same share from the server. I made sure that all the computers had this share mapped to R:.
When I wrote a batch file that created new folders I initially had entries thus:
@echo off
R:
md %1
cd%1
md %2
etc.
I discovered that if a user had accessed the share either through My Computer, Network Places or through a program and drilled down through the folder listing (some are 10 levels deep), and later they ran the batch file (which prompted for the %1, %2 variables), the batch file would create the folders from the last accessed folder of the share and not from the root.
Adding the command cd\ sorted this out.
Thus:
@echo off
R:
CD\
md %1
cd%1
md %2
So you might want to try forcing the batch file to start from the top of the share by typing CD\, then using the 'CD\foldername' command to access the folder from which you want to copy the *.bak files.
Or you should be able to do this by using a UNC path:
COPY \\servername\sharename\source\*.bak \\servername\sharename\destination\
This eliminates the need to map the drives.
Hope this helps
