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....ugh..... &nbsp;d@mn. &nbsp;So glad you figured it out but frustrating I overlooked that one piece of the script. &nbsp;Thanks for your help!
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....ugh.....  d@mn.  So glad you figured it out but frustrating I overlooked that one piece of the script.  Thanks for your help!

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Greetings experts. &nbsp;I am trying to write a batch script and need it to copy a dir with a couple files in it. &nbsp;I can get the script to copy the files from the dir but not the dir (data folder) itself.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28992817-1">robocopy &quot;\\server\public\formsgen\data&quot; &quot;\\%computer%\c$\program files\app&quot;</code></pre>
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The script keeps copying the files from the data dir to the app dir but I need the data dir to be in the app dir. &nbsp;I'm sure there is a switch I'm missing but after testing it for awhile, I need to have someone else look at it.<br />
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Thanks experts.
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Greetings experts.  I am trying to write a batch script and need it to copy a dir with a couple files in it.  I can get the script to copy the files from the dir but not the dir (data folder) itself.

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The script keeps copying the files from the data dir to the app dir but I need the data dir to be in the app dir.  I'm sure there is a switch I'm missing but after testing it for awhile, I need to have someone else look at it.

Thanks experts.

Copy dir and files with robocopy

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