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问题 I am trying to write a bat file to backup a folder on my work server (sometimes the server and backup server do not sync correctly and files go missing). I have tried many different solutions and read a few different forums to try to resolve this, but I cannot seem to find anything. @echo This will now create a new backup of S:\Internal Auditor\9 - September 14 @echo off :: variables set SRCFOLDER="S:\Internal Auditor\9 - September 14" set DESTFOLDER="S:\Internal Auditor\2014\9 - Sept Backup"

问题 I am using VBScript to copy files using xcopy. The problem is that the folder path has to be entered by the user. Assuming I put that path in a variable, say h , how do I use this variable in the xcopy command? Here is the code I tried: Dim WshShell, oExec, g, h h = "D:\newfolder" g = "xcopy $h D:\y\ /E" Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set oExec = WshShell.Exec(g) I also tried &h but it did not work. Could anyone help me work out the correct syntax? Any help is appreciated. 回答1:

问题 I currently have a java program that uses xcopy with Runtime.exec to copy files. But the problem now is that when the file name has chinese characters this does not work. It gives a file not found error. However if i copy the file path from explorer and do xcopy from the command line copy works. I am executing it from a Windows 7 machine. Any solutions will be much appreciated. Thanks This is related to the bug http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4947220. Instead of passing the

问题 In windows batch I would do xcopy source_spec target_spec /d/u/r/y /d : more recent /u : only those that exist in target /r : ignore the read only flag /y : don't prompt for overwrite What's the simplest using the powershell copy-item/copy cmdlet equivalent. And to the wags - yes I know I can do xcopy in powershell :-) so in powershell I do: cmd /c xcopy source_spec target_spec /d/u/r/y 回答1: No there is no straightforward equivalent without writing few lines of script. Use xcopy or robocopy.

问题 I'm making a batch script to copy all .doc , .pdf , .xls etc from disk to a pendrive. My current code below: @echo off Title "" ::All Docs XCOPY C:\*.doc W:\xdatabase /C /S /I /F /H > W:\database\XC\AllInf.txt ::All PDFs XCOPY C:\*.pdf W:\xdatabase /C /S /I /F /H >> W:\database\XC\AllInf.txt ::All WRI XCOPY C:\*.wri W:\xdatabase /C /S /I /F /H >> W:\database\XC\AllInf.txt ::All TXT XCOPY C:\*.txt W:\xdatabase /C /S /I /F /H >> W:\database\XC\AllInf.txt ::All PPT XCOPY C:\*.ppt W:\xdatabase /C

问题 I tried to use powershell command copy-item as xcopy to copy content of one disk to another one. copy-item -Path h:\* -Destination g:\ -Recurse -Force However, I encountered the following errors: Copy-Item : The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters. I got these errors enough to discourage manually search and copy files or folders with long paths. What is the best

问题 I'm trying to get XCOPY to copy an entire directory tree and all its files, however, one of the directory paths includes a hidden folder, and although you can use the /h parm to specify copying hidden files, this doesn't seem to apply to hidden folders. I've been all over the docs for XCOPY and there doesn't seem to be one that deals with hidden folders. But perhaps someone knows differently? `xcopy c:\profiles c:\aprofiles /r /e /h /v /y The above works fine except for the hidden folders . I

问题 I am trying to download Oracle Data Access Components. Some of the components are named as XCopy version . I know that XCopy is a command but what exactly does it mean in this context ? 回答1: it appears to be referring to the same Xcopy command you are, and will do an Xcopy deployment, instead of using OUI. From the documentation (this, for example): Administrators use XCopy to deploy Oracle Data Provider for .NET to large numbers of computers for production deployments. The XCopy has a

问题 Issuing: xcopy X:\ "Y:\...\bin\9876543210\" /c /g /d /i /e /r /h /y works as expected. However: xcopy X:\ "Y:\...\bin\9876543210\" /c /g /d /i /e /r /h /y /exclude:"Y:\...\exclude.txt" returns error: Invalid number of parameters Which also occurs when path names (containing spaces) are not enclosed by quotation marks. This however, is not the case. Paths (edited for readability) all correspond correctly. Syntax (as per Product Documentation - Xcopy) is also correct. Concerning OS is Windows

问题 Whenever i try to update my project using : android update project --path , it shows the following error given below. my android sdk path is : S:\Androidapp\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130514\sdk i have my java environment variable: JAVA_HOME : %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_21\bin ERROR at command prompt: F:\tess-two-master\tess-two> S:\Androidapp\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130514\sdk\tools\android update project -p F:\tess-two