asked on Script to copy files and create log of files copied
I need a script to create a folder on a Log Server and then copy files from one Server into that folder. I need it to create a .txt file listing all the files copied but save that file in a different location. Here is the script I'm using now, so if we can just make additions to this it would be great!!!
@echo off
set T=%time:~0,5%
set dir=%date:/=-% %T::=-%
echo The target folder is "%dir%".
xcopy /s /c /y "D:\GCTI\Logs\KSC_SIP_Agen
@echo off
set T=%time:~0,5%
set dir=%date:/=-% %T::=-%
echo The target folder is "%dir%".
xcopy /s /c /y "D:\GCTI\Logs\KSC_SIP_Agen
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