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I was thinking that but wasn't sure. &nbsp;How does it ensure the target file is same name as original though?
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I was thinking that but wasn't sure.  How does it ensure the target file is same name as original though?

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Just copy it to the folder D:\Output\ and it will keep the same file name.
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Just copy it to the folder D:\Output\ and it will keep the same file name.

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I have this which works fine. &nbsp;However it needs changed to this logic: &nbsp;Copy every from source to target that ends with 'oracle_data_mdse.txt' as there will be many that are prefixed with the year. &nbsp;Don't want to specify each one out.<br />
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objFSO.CopyFile &quot;D:\Data\oracle_data_mdse.<wbr />txt&quot;,&quot;D:\O<wbr />utput\orac<wbr />le_data_md<wbr />se.txt&quot;
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I have this which works fine.  However it needs changed to this logic:  Copy every from source to target that ends with 'oracle_data_mdse.txt' as there will be many that are prefixed with the year.  Don't want to specify each one out.

objFSO.CopyFile "D:\Data\oracle_data_mdse.txt","D:\Output\oracle_data_mdse.txt"

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