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Batch scripting
Name: Gurps Date: May 13, 2005 at 05:13:19 Pacific OS: WIN NT4 CPU/Ram: pent 4
Comment:
I have no experience of writing batch files in DOS. I have a bunch of log files on a NT directory. The files are named in the following format 'MIS_ddmmyy.log' where ddmmyy identifies the create data of the file.
I need a script that will execute (manually) on sunday night and will pick up the files created in the last 7 days (so it will be M, T, W, T, F, S, S) and execute the following command for each FILENAME found:
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Windows NT CDROM.SYS file
