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Moving folders
wolluf, you just made my day! XXCOPY had all that I needed and a bit more... :-) Thx a lot! /Johan- benett
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Moving folders
Just a selection... I have looked at xcopy, the problem is to make the selection and the moving part... I need to use some kind of "*" in two of the folder names (data\0*\0305*\) to make a larger (and more complex) selection. But W2000 (or any OS) is not to happy about using...- benett
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Moving folders
Hi My problem is that I have to move a bunch (real big bunch!) of folders on a regular basis. An example folder structure follows... c:\Data\01\030401\some files... c:\Data\01\030402\some files... c:\Data\01\030501\some files... c:\Data\01\030504\some files... c:\Data\02\030501\some files...- benett
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Updated data confirmation
Background: In a form I send a record (or edit an existing one) to a table. Directly after this I requery a subform to the form, this is done to see changes in the table (the subform is based on the table). This worked just fine when i had the table in the same db. But since a split the db and...- benett
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
