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..Also, overwrite duplicate files and recreate file structure in destination.
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..Also, overwrite duplicate files and recreate file structure in destination.

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So the key here is using /MOV and not /MOVE<br />
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Thanks
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So the key here is using /MOV and not /MOVE

Thanks

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I am using robocopy to move files not accessed in 30 days:<br />
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ROBOCOPY &quot;C:\_Test1&quot; &quot;C:\_TEST2&quot; /move /minlad:0 /s<br />
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However, it is not quite doing what I need. &nbsp;I want it to move files but leave all folders intact.<br />
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Thanks
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I am using robocopy to move files not accessed in 30 days:

ROBOCOPY "C:\_Test1" "C:\_TEST2" /move /minlad:0 /s

However, it is not quite doing what I need.  I want it to move files but leave all folders intact.

Thanks

ROBOCOPY files older than 30 days exclude folders

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