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Thanks. &nbsp;Just looking for something like Shift-3 provided. &nbsp;Just need to create a bat file that will copy the file and put a date with it and save it to a location.
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Thanks.  Just looking for something like Shift-3 provided.  Just need to create a bat file that will copy the file and put a date with it and save it to a location.

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Hello, I need help creating a bat file that will copy a file on a local machine to a network drive. &nbsp;I have an access database called WORKORDER.MDB right on the C drive of the local machine, I want to copy this access database to H:\Backup\. &nbsp;I want to maintain the original file name, but time stamp it with date/time. &nbsp;Example &nbsp;WORKORDER_11/03/2008 11:34:34 AM.MDB or something close to that. &nbsp;Can someone help me out?
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Hello, I need help creating a bat file that will copy a file on a local machine to a network drive.  I have an access database called WORKORDER.MDB right on the C drive of the local machine, I want to copy this access database to H:\Backup\.  I want to maintain the original file name, but time stamp it with date/time.  Example  WORKORDER_11/03/2008 11:34:34 AM.MDB or something close to that.  Can someone help me out?

XCOPY to backup/rename file

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