Summary: I am currently stumped and am in need of some help. I have various things running on my server (FTP, HTTP, Router Log, etc). What I would like to pu...
Summary: HI dtech , Thanks for the concern .. i guess i should have explained the scenario a little more .. I have a batch file which has to read certain lin...
Summary: how do i do the same as this, naming a file using the current date except i want to use current time instead of date ,in a batch file TEST_%Date:~-4,4...
Summary: We have software called Altiris Deployment Solution which allows us to do this type of thing. However, we have also used login scripts when it was ne...
Summary: Hello, i'm trying to right a batch file that will create a new folder based on the system date (mm-dd-yy or mm-dd-yyyy). i'd also like to copy data i...
Summary: I am using Win2kpro at work, and I need to make a script that will allow me to copy a file that inserts the current date as the name of the file. (ex....
Summary: Hi I wrote a Batch file to del files a certain number of days old for WinXP. I can modify the date variables for your system, which I assume is 'Wee...
Summary: Greetings. I have a login script / batch file on a Windows NT 4.0 server that replicates in our domain. The login script will map drive letters for my...
Summary: Hi, I want to add a time sync line to my batch file, using a local named computer [\\Asf-2]. I thought this should work: >echo y|net time \\Asf-2 /se...
Summary: Is there a way to check dates when doing a ftp?? I am trying to write a batch file that will get files from a OpenVMS 6.2 system with a specific date....
Summary: Hi, is there anybody who knows how to write a batch file script for iterating a execution file over and over again ? I wrote my program in C. And my c...
Summary: I need script for a batch file that copies a file with the most recent date-modified from a directory and renames it in a new directory. Please help ...
Summary: I've got some computers with really small hard drives at work that I am constantly having to clean out. We have roaming profiles on our Novell/Win2K ...
Summary: Hi, I read various messages/posts here but would like some help with a very simple requirement. My requirement is as under: Using a batch file I curre...
Summary: I Currently have a batch that I made running on startup wich checks to make sure all of the computers on my network have the correct time on them. My...
Summary: Hi there. I may have posted this in the wrong topic area before, so I thought I would try moving it here. I have just recently found myself in the rea...
Summary: I want to create a batch file which will automatically copy a file created on the current day by using the system date variable, i.e. "xcopy /d:%date...
Summary: I am using a bat file to create a file name that appends the current date to it. I want to now delte any files older than 60 days form the directory ...
Summary: @echo off ::deletes any mappings from previous users NET USE /D /Y H: > NUL NET USE /D /Y M: > NUL ::maps H: to current users share NET USE /Y H: \\ac...
Summary: Thanks for script but it is not meant to run on network. I need a output log where it should indicate server name and date & time of the file. rjgand...
Summary: Hello, I am trying to create a batch file to do the following: -Get each line from an input file input.txt -Type each line to output.txt exactly as it...
Summary: A batch file is just a group of DOS commands. Figure out how to type the DOS command that does what you want, then open Notepad, type in the command a...
Summary: I need to create a batch file to automate the process of making ERD files for out servers, files to be stored centrally. I have never written a batch ...
Summary: I use a batch file on a 2000 DC to map drives for 98 clients, is it possible to map different drives for groups? ex. if member "MIS" then net use m...
Summary: Just trying to use the sample batchfile on M$ site to Qchain hotfixes and save about 20 reboots. the sample batchfile M$ shows is: @echo off setlocal ...
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