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Batch Script Command Help
Name: kil Date: December 5, 2008 at 14:22:37 Pacific OS: Windows XP CPU/Ram: 3.0 Product: Dell / OPTIPLEX
Comment:
I have a folder on a server share that contains a batch script and folders/files which I want users to execute directly from the share. The problem is that the xcopy command fails to copy files in the folder share to the local machine. However, it works fines when the entire folder is copied over to the desktop. Here is the command:
Name: IVO Date: December 6, 2008 at 03:38:39 Pacific
Reply:
Thought you run the batch from the shared folder, it executes on the local machine so you have to set the full path of the shared folder to be copied in the xcopy command, e.g. xcopy H:\updated C:\Windows\Mupdate\updated
and the MD command may be avoided as xcopy creates by itself he missing destination folder (add the /I switch for safety).
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