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Bill Prew

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Albert Widjaja

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I'm in a similar thought place as oBdA, but I would approach it by filtering out the &quot;New File&quot; lines and leaving the rest, so you get the totals and errors, etc. &nbsp;Like:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42962007-1">find.exe /v /i &quot; New File &quot; robocopy.log</code></pre>
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I'm in a similar thought place as oBdA, but I would approach it by filtering out the "New File" lines and leaving the rest, so you get the totals and errors, etc.  Like:



find.exe /v /i " New File " robocopy.log

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Thanks. &nbsp;find.exe /i &quot;New Dir&quot; robocopy.log works a treat.
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Thanks.  find.exe /i "New Dir" robocopy.log works a treat.

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Robocopy. &nbsp;Is it possible to generate a report / log file that only shows the new folders created as part of a particular copy run? &nbsp;The verbose log lists every folder and file touched and uses &quot;new dir&quot; to indicate a new folder, but given that this verbose log is &gt;95,000 lines that can be cumbersome.
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Robocopy.  Is it possible to generate a report / log file that only shows the new folders created as part of a particular copy run?  The verbose log lists every folder and file touched and uses "new dir" to indicate a new folder, but given that this verbose log is >95,000 lines that can be cumbersome.

Robocopy Log. List only New folders Created.

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