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I'm trying to get a batch file using the xcopy command to copy files at a certain time. Is there anyway I can add a date tag to the file name as its copied so its easier to see when the file was copied as there are about 20 files at a time being copied.
Thanks
David
by support
Dear David,
I can recommend you the site:
where you can find great examples of the scripts, some also about date, time etc.
Also I can recommend you www.task3000.com to do the classical job/task scheduling as on big host computers, but on the Windows environment.
Task3000 is basically very good integrator of various scripts, and enables you simple loging of the job/task execution.
With best regards,
Miran
by tbragsda
I think you are asking for more than just a scheduler, right? You want to change the time stamp on the files when copied? You can get shareware dos versions of the UNIX touch command to change the time/date stamp on files.
Give a bit more detail. What is the job doing?
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