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Script to move folders(robo copy)
Posted on 2011-03-11
I have a shared folder which contains user's home folder(around 500), i need to move home folder to another server for only 50 users
i have the home folders list (which need to be moved) in a file
using robo copy i need to copy these list of folder into the new server
any one help me with a script for this
Note : i don't want to copy all the folders from source to destination i want to copy only the folders which i mentioned in a text file
i have the home folders list (which need to be moved) in a file
using robo copy i need to copy these list of folder into the new server
any one help me with a script for this
Note : i don't want to copy all the folders from source to destination i want to copy only the folders which i mentioned in a text file
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Hi kumarnirmal
Robocopy has a /xd command that will exclude directories with a given name. So if you got a list of the directories to exclude you could use this.
Jawa29
Robocopy has a /xd command that will exclude directories with a given name. So if you got a list of the directories to exclude you could use this.
Jawa29
list.txt will have the folder paths to copy
change destinationpath to new server location
Try the following in a batch file
For /F "usebackq" %%A in (list.txt) do (robocopy %%A destinationpath)
change destinationpath to new server location
Try the following in a batch file
For /F "usebackq" %%A in (list.txt) do (robocopy %%A destinationpath)
Forgot to add the /e switch
For /F "usebackq" %%A in (list.txt) do (robocopy %%A destinationpath /e)
For /F "usebackq" %%A in (list.txt) do (robocopy %%A destinationpath /e)
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