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Thanks for your help. &nbsp;I appreciate the fast response.<br />
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To handle the subfolders, I plan to use the recursive method - do you know if that would be the fastest method to do it?<br />
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My whole plan is to copy the entire content of a drive to another location and update a table with what was copied (file names with path info).<br />
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Thanks again for your help.<br />

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Thanks for your help.  I appreciate the fast response.

To handle the subfolders, I plan to use the recursive method - do you know if that would be the fastest method to do it?

My whole plan is to copy the entire content of a drive to another location and update a table with what was copied (file names with path info).

Thanks again for your help.


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I am using FSO's CopyFile method to copy multiple files (e.g.: A:\*.*) with the 'Force' = &quot;True&quot; (destination not important). &nbsp;Users are allowed to copy files more than once.<br />
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Problem is that when trying to recopy files with &quot;Read-Only&quot; attrib, system comes up with err#70. &nbsp;I can fix that with getattr and setattr IF I KNOW WHAT THE FILENAME IS. &nbsp;Since I am using *.* as source with FSO, how do I get the filename it had a problem with.<br />
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If this can't be done using wild char (*.*), how else can I get the file list so I can copy one at a time?
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I am using FSO's CopyFile method to copy multiple files (e.g.: A:\*.*) with the 'Force' = "True" (destination not important).  Users are allowed to copy files more than once.

Problem is that when trying to recopy files with "Read-Only" attrib, system comes up with err#70.  I can fix that with getattr and setattr IF I KNOW WHAT THE FILENAME IS.  Since I am using *.* as source with FSO, how do I get the filename it had a problem with.

If this can't be done using wild char (*.*), how else can I get the file list so I can copy one at a time?

FSO - CopyFile method w/Wild char - prob read-only attrib

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