Summary: I want created a batch file that backup on weekly occurs but only keeps back for four weeks i.e if its week1 then overwrite files in week 1 folder and...
Summary: I realized I was making it much harder than it had to be. Since I only needed to keep it for seven days I renamed the folders after the day of the we...
Summary: Hi all, I have a sql database, each night i have a batch file run to back this up to a specified folder; C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL$S...
Summary: Ok So I really need help, I need this batch file to run a backup of files that are in a certain directory(directory A), then copy those to a new direc...
Summary: I am new to scripting and created a basic file that will backup, as copies, certain directories and/or subfolders but need to modify it to backup to a...
Summary: Okay guys, I need some input on my cheap little backup batch file. This “backup” does a XCOPY /M, basically dumping the %SystemDrive% to another, ...
Summary: Hi there, I have a vbscript running at the minute there is a problem with it backing up data. It used to create the backup automatically but now this ...
Summary: Hi everyone, How do I create a batch file to run weekly that copies a source directory (Like a 'C' drive) to a backup directory (Like a 'D' drive)? ...
Summary: Occasionally, I need my system to perform repeated tasks. Because of lack of knowledge of programming, I need to do it mannually each time. A questio...
Summary: Wouldn't that command delete the most recent backups (if there are more than 10) I would like a batch to delete all the oldest backups, leaving the mo...
Summary: We are trying to do daily log backups. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas on how to script this if we only want to keep 1 months worth of log ba...
Summary: thanks for everything but i found another strange way to do that. i will copy everyday log file to a a daily folder then once a week i will copy th...
Summary: Using Batch files I'm looking to backup files from certain directories to a backup drive. I'm using XCopy to backup some of the smaller folders. But s...
Summary: Hi there everyone. Hope Someone could help me. Do you know how to display specific day and /or week on a given month using Access 2000? It's like this...
Summary: I could take the time to go through that code and make any necessary changes, but why are you making this more difficult than it needs to be? Instead ...
Summary: How can this be modified to automatically backup to different folders based of name of the week, existing folders Monday-Saturday, based on the defau...
Summary: Can someone show me a simple way to create a registry backup using batch. I searched the net with google with no luck, all I need to do is create a ba...
Summary: I need to find the current day of the week, but am having trouble. I've tried the following: date /t | find /i "mon" > nul if errorlevel 0 goto done h...
Summary: I did a quick search and could not find what I need. I have tried this on my own and came very close... but no cigar! Here is my scenario: I have...
Summary: Dear Mechanix and IVO, I am working on a batch file that backs up some directories to a file server. Here's the code: @echo off Title Backup Script c...
Summary: i am attmepting to create a batch file that will backup a certain set of files every week. all backups will be in one location so they each have to h...
Summary: i have a batch file which backs up info from a folder on the computer to a share on another computer. but, when i try to make a batch file to create a...
Summary: My problem is that i want to switch to a backup WiFi connection from an internet connection once it shut down for any reason. Is that possible by soft...
Summary: I'm needing help creating or modifying an existing script to scan a network drive and backup files and directory structure based on a lastmodified dat...
Summary: Hi, great site! Iv been helped a lot by this forum over the last week while putting together a batch file..this is 1 of the best batch sites iv found....
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