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You could put these in your code. <br />
on error goto <br />
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You could put these in your code.
on error goto

Here's a sample - http://newton.freehostia.com/net/batch/batguide.html [http://newton.freehostia.com/net/batch/batguide.html]

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I also use robocopy amd set it for 1 retry in 1 second. This basically just skips files that don't exist. 
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I also use robocopy amd set it for 1 retry in 1 second. This basically just skips files that don't exist.

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I have a batch file to copy logs from single servers to a shared loaction. It seems that if any of the files in the source directory are locked or in use the whole batch file command set fails and issues and exit code of 4. Is ther a line to add to tell the commands if there is an error with any of the files to copy to just move on to the next. Batch file is as follows.<br />
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@echo off<br />
set T=%time:~0,5%<br />
set dir=%date:/=-% %T::=-%<br />
echo The target folder is &quot;%dir%&quot;.<br />
mkdir &quot;\\usmoksc5app55\text\usmo<wbr />ksc5app27\<wbr />%dir%&quot;<br />
xcopy /L &quot;D:\GCTI\Logs\*.*&quot; &gt;&nbsp; &quot;\\usmoksc5app55\text\usmo<wbr />ksc5app27\<wbr />%dir%\%dat<wbr />e:/=-% %T::=%.log&quot;<br />
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xcopy /s /c /y &quot;D:\GCTI\Logs\ksc_sip_pri\<wbr />Archive\*.<wbr />*&quot; &quot;\\usmoksc5app55\logs\usmo<wbr />ksc5app27\<wbr />%dir%\&quot; 
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I have a batch file to copy logs from single servers to a shared loaction. It seems that if any of the files in the source directory are locked or in use the whole batch file command set fails and issues and exit code of 4. Is ther a line to add to tell the commands if there is an error with any of the files to copy to just move on to the next. Batch file is as follows.

@echo off
set T=%time:~0,5%
set dir=%date:/=-% %T::=-%
echo The target folder is "%dir%".
mkdir "\\usmoksc5app55\text\usmoksc5app27\%dir%"
xcopy /L "D:\GCTI\Logs\*.*" >  "\\usmoksc5app55\text\usmoksc5app27\%dir%\%date:/=-% %T::=%.log"

xcopy /s /c /y "D:\GCTI\Logs\ksc_sip_pri\Archive\*.*" "\\usmoksc5app55\logs\usmoksc5app27\%dir%\" 

Batch file version of &quot;on error resume nest&quot;

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Batch file version of &quot;on error resume nest&quot;

Batch file version of "on error resume nest"