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how copy a file to the same directory robocopy

hi all

i want to achive this

robocopy f:\Carpetas Compartidas\pegar.TXT /mir z:\
robocopy f:\Carpetas Compartidas\pipe.TXT /mir z:\
robocopy f:\Carpetas Compartidas\REQUISvv.DOC /mir z:\
robocopy f:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\LISTADO PROCEDIMIENTOS.DOC /mir z:\

is a huge txt file that i need to replace documents to the same route in drive z:
is any way to do this whit robocopy
tsm you experts

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Bill Prew

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Ernesto

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o man, i dont think i can manipulate the original .txt
to that way

Qlemo

If you want to change something, you need to change the way the copy is performed. With "original .txt", do you mean the file containing the commands?

Santosh Gupta

Please explain your question .....

Bill Prew

Yes, please explain further.

~bp

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NVIT

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Ernesto

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thats it!!
newvillage

NVIT

Bill's 2nd solution should work for you. Still, you'd need to revise that huge .txt file somehow. As an alternative, maybe this will help....

Notes:
- Copy the code below and save to a .bat file of your choice.
- Revise set fn=HugeFile.txt to match your filename of your .txt file. If the file is in a certain folder, you can add the folder name, too. e.g. c:\user\me\documents\hugefile.txt
- This version uses ECHO robocopy for testing (visual) purposes. When you are satisfied that it looks like it will work, remove the ECHO in front of robocopy and save the .bat file. Then run it live.
- When running it live, let me know if you experience errors. Errors will show in the HugeFileCopy.log

@echo off
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

set fn=HugeFile.txt

for /f "tokens=*" %%A in (%fn%) do (
  set dv=%%~dA
  set pt=%%~pA
  set f=%%~nA%%~xA
  ECHO robocopy "!dv!!pt!" "z:!pt!" "!f!" /SECFIX /R:3 /W:3 /log+:HugeFileCopy.log
)
goto :eof

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Qlemo

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Ernesto

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i do it whit a copy
tsm all

copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\pegar.TXT "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\pegar.TXT "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\pipe.TXT "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\pipe.TXT "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\REQUISvv.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\REQUISvv.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\LISTADO PROCEDIMIENTOS.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\LISTADO PROCEDIMIENTOS.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\PLANEACION INTEGRAL.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\PLANEACION INTEGRAL.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\Portada.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\Portada.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\SEPARADOR.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\1 PLANEACION\SEPARADOR.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\Anexo 13 Codigos y Normas aplicables_ Rev 2.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\Anexo 13 Codigos y Normas aplicables_ Rev 2.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\Anexo 13 NOM aplicables.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\Anexo 13 NOM aplicables.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\NOM-105-STPS-1994 CANCELADA.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\NOM-105-STPS-1994 CANCELADA.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\NOM-114-STPS-1994 CANCELADA.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\5106 NORMAS APLICABLES GASODUCTOS\NOM\NOM-114-STPS-1994 CANCELADA.DOC "
copy "f:\Carpetas Compartidas\APOLONIO\AGM.DOC "       "z:\Carpetas Compartidas\APOLONIO\AGM.DOC "

Qlemo

Very inconvenient, as you have write anything twice, but if that works for you ...
However, I doubt it does, or are those trailing spaces part of the file name?

Ernesto

ASKER

it does!!