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To make it look less busy add 
 
set log=d:\storedata\backuplog.txt 
 
at the beginning and replace all the d:\storedata\backuplog.txt entries with %log% 
 
Steve 
 

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To make it look less busy add

set log=d:\storedata\backuplog.txt

at the beginning and replace all the d:\storedata\backuplog.txt entries with %log%

Steve



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Hi, have added the following commands at the end of my batch script 
Rem Store backup Script 
net use e: /d 
 
 
rem Store - 001 
ping 10.10.10.2 
net use e: \\10.10.10.2\2007 /user:admin password 
f: 
copy *.* d:\storedata\001\ /y 
 
 
net use e: /d /y 
date /t &gt;&gt;d:\storedata\backuplog.txt 
time /t &gt;&gt;d:\storedata\backuplog.txt 
 
end 
 
Would it be possible to log how much data has copied or to log the size of folder after it has been copied? (d:\storedata\001)
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Hi, have added the following commands at the end of my batch script
Rem Store backup Script
net use e: /d


rem Store - 001
ping 10.10.10.2
net use e: \\10.10.10.2\2007 /user:admin password
f:
copy *.* d:\storedata\001\ /y


net use e: /d /y
date /t >>d:\storedata\backuplog.txt
time /t >>d:\storedata\backuplog.txt

end

Would it be possible to log how much data has copied or to log the size of folder after it has been copied? (d:\storedata\001)

Logging in a batch script

Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.