Sanjana Sarangi
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Copying of folder from one machine to another using vbscript
Hi,
I want to copy one folder from my windows app server to a citrix server. I used robocopy but it doesn't work when I run from local machine using vbscript for testing purpose. my source is my app server and destination is local machine. Please help me out in this
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dim vLogBase
dim vFinalFolder, vCopyCmd
dim oWSExec
vSourceFolder = "\\appserver\Desktop\Folde
vDestinationFolder = "D:\" 'local path
vCopyCmd = "robocopy /MIR " & chr(34) & vSourceFolder & chr(34) & " " & chr(34) & vDestinationFolder & chr(34)
Msgbox "Invoking copy command with :" & vCopyCmd
Set oWSExec = WScript.CreateObject ("WSCript.shell")
oWSExec.run vCopyCmd, 6, True
set oWSExec = nothing
This is my code.. I am getting robocopy error 1265. Please help
dim vFinalFolder, vCopyCmd
dim oWSExec
vSourceFolder = "\\appserver\Desktop\Folde
vDestinationFolder = "D:\" 'local path
vCopyCmd = "robocopy /MIR " & chr(34) & vSourceFolder & chr(34) & " " & chr(34) & vDestinationFolder & chr(34)
Msgbox "Invoking copy command with :" & vCopyCmd
Set oWSExec = WScript.CreateObject ("WSCript.shell")
oWSExec.run vCopyCmd, 6, True
set oWSExec = nothing
This is my code.. I am getting robocopy error 1265. Please help
Code is correct, please check permission as I said before (obviously on your PC, open explorer to \\appserver\Desktop\Folder
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Ya it is showing I do not have access. How do I proceed in this? If I have to move from server to another server. How should I get past this?
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Post your script so we can see what you're trying to do.
Why wrap it in VBSscript?
Why, in fact, VBScript and not say, PowerShell?