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Empty Directory Batch File

Asked by mrsam3 in MS DOS

I created the following batch file to search for empty directories and then email them to me.


@echo off
for %%A in (c:\*.txt) do if %%~zA==0 Blat -to user@curesolutions.com -f user@curesolutions.com -server webmail-subject "Zero byte file" -body "%%A is 0 bytes test 2"

Here is the command to run
for %A in (c:\*.txt) do if %%~zA==0 echo."%A" is empty

Now I need to make a batch file that will go into a directory that uses this convention.

20091027

So basically every day I am going to run this script and I want it to go into todays directory and look for any files that are 0 bytes.  If it finds one then It needs to email me.

Any suggestions?


Thanks in advance..


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