shedule time for copy/transfer folders job

We know you are Billrich. All the questionmark smileys in the world won't change that.

 

We know you are Billrich. All the questionmark smileys in the world won't change that.

Bill, you are such an obvious troll, but what still makes me stay awake at night is why you keep coming back. You are like the stupid cat which came back the next day.

I remember this from my childhood. That cat is kind of a *censored*

I got this code to create data folder but somehow it doesn't work perfectly

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@echo off
SET date="%date:~6,4%-%date:~0,2%-%date:~2,2%"

md D:\2\%date%
xcopy /e C:\1\*.* D:\2\%date%
@pause
the folder created is D:\2\2010-07-\2

my system date format is
07/25/2010 Sun 15:22:52.92

I'm sorry the thread got off topic.

I'm sorry the thread got off topic.

So *censored* out, banned troll.

Only_lonely,

You have come to right board  for help.

The regular members are kind and professional.

The regular members never insult those asking for help.

You problem will be solved shortly if the problem is not already solved:

Do not use batch commands as a personal variable.

Good Luck and have a great day.

The regular members never insult those asking for help.

But they are perfectly happy with baiting a banned troll.

Only_lonely,

Good Luck and have a great day.

Please post the code that worked for you.

i got a working code after googling...i use backup command.
but unfortunately, it cannot copy huge files over network, "insufficient memory" displayed halfway copying....
anyone know why?
my working code...

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@echo off
:: variables
set drive=D:\2
SET date="%date:~6,4%-%date:~0,2%-%date:~3,2%"

set backupcmd=xcopy /s /c /d /e /h /i /r /k /y

echo ### Backing up your Sites directory...
%backupcmd% "C:\1"  "%drive%\%date%"

echo Backup Complete - Your Backup is located at %drive%
@pause