DOS Batch File which copies directories from one server to another server
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I need an example of a DOS Batch File which copies directories from one server to another server. I need it to handle the network drive mappings (from server to server), to overwrite directories and files if they already exists on the target server and to create directories on the target server. I am planning on scheduling the DOS Batch File using the Windows Scheduler to backup some direstories. (If you have other ways of doing this please let me know but please provide the DOS Batch File example.)
We are using Windows 2003.
Thanks in advance, Kevin
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I would have a look at using robocopy utility
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Have a look at SyncToy from Mircosoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx
Look in it's help file for "Schedule SyncToy" under "SyncToy How To Topics".
This was designed for XP and Photos, but then they are just Files and Folders...
Andy
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I use this kind of instruction as a last step of my backup-jobs to copy to safehaven.
XCOPY C:\MSSQL\BACKUP\*.* \\myUNCservername\myshare\MyDbServerName\Database\ /c /k /h /v /y
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Need a bit of Powershell? How about this
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use this script. save file as .vbs, and run. If the z:\folder exists, it will overwrite it with the d:\folder.
dim fs
dim delfolder
delfolder="z:\folder"
set fs = Wscript.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If(fs.FolderExists(delfolder)) Then
fs.DeleteFolder(delfolder)
End If
fs.CopyFolder "d:\folder","z:\folder"
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