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try xcopy &nbsp;/E/R/Y C:/Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ArchestrA\LofFiles\*.<wbr />* &nbsp;D:\LogData<br />
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suppose to be /E/R/Y &nbsp;instead of \ \ \<br />

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try xcopy  /E/R/Y C:/Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ArchestrA\LofFiles\*.*  D:\LogData


suppose to be /E/R/Y  instead of \ \ \


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I had it as &nbsp;/E/R/Y C:/Documents and Settings\.... I just tiped it wrong in the question, my mistake, sorry!<br />
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I guess the problem comes from the spaces in&quot; Documents and Settings&quot;
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I had it as  /E/R/Y C:/Documents and Settings\.... I just tiped it wrong in the question, my mistake, sorry!

I guess the problem comes from the spaces in" Documents and Settings"

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Hello<br />
If I start a *.bat file with<br />
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xcopy &nbsp;\E\R\Y C:/Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ArchestrA\LofFiles\*.<wbr />* &nbsp;D:\LogData<br />
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I get the error message &quot;&nbsp;invalid nubmer of parameters.<br />
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Any idea??<br />
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Hello
If I start a *.bat file with

xcopy  \E\R\Y C:/Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ArchestrA\LofFiles\*.*  D:\LogData

I get the error message " invalid nubmer of parameters.

Any idea??




Copy files from c:/Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\*.* from a *bat File

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