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Hi, <br />
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We have 30 days archive of daily database dump backup e.g. backup.dmp.yyymmdd<br />
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We only wish to copy today's dump and keep the last 3 days in the offsite backup server e.g. <br />
1. Delete oldest (-3) backup file.<br />
2. copy today's backup c:\backup\backup.dmp.yyyym<wbr />mdd to DR site (\\DRserver\backup\backup.<wbr />dmp.yyymmd<wbr />d)<br />
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Can anyone provide this batch file? It will run on a Windows 2008 STD server without powershell. I will then use Task scheduler to run the batch file on a daily schedule.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi, 

We have 30 days archive of daily database dump backup e.g. backup.dmp.yyymmdd

We only wish to copy today's dump and keep the last 3 days in the offsite backup server e.g. 
1. Delete oldest (-3) backup file.
2. copy today's backup c:\backup\backup.dmp.yyyymmdd to DR site (\\DRserver\backup\backup.dmp.yyymmdd)

Can anyone provide this batch file? It will run on a Windows 2008 STD server without powershell. I will then use Task scheduler to run the batch file on a daily schedule.

Thanks.

Simple batch file to copy yyymmdd files to another location.

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