Command Line to copy files out of sub folders

[bmacbmac]

Hi,
I have several thousand folders/subfolders in a structure like this:

base1
-0001
-0002
-0003
-0004
base2
-0001
-0002
-0003
-0004

etc. (where base is the folder and -000 are the subfolders)

I would like to get all of the files out of these subfolders that start with D*.*.

Does anyone know of a copy, xcopy, robocopy command to find all of the d*.* files and copy them without needing to go to each subfolder individually and issuing the copy d*.* command?

Thanks!

 

[itsp1965]

Wouldn't the following work?
robocopy source destination d*.* /s

 

[bmacbmac]

Sorry, I should have been more descriptive. Yes /s would work, but I don't want the sub folders.

My goal is to get all of the d*.* files out of these subfolders and into one single folder.

 

[itsp1965]

What you can do is in two steps;
1. Perform a DIR D*.* /S > dfiles.txt
2. Create a batch file (using the FOR command) that would use dfiles.txt and run the copy/xcopy/robocopy command against it