To know which the files are is copy thought xcopy with Date & Time.
Note: the doubled greater than symbols (>>), this will append to the log.txt file, rather than creating a new one
Command
Echo. >>”C:\Test\log.txt” echo.———————————- >> “C:\Test\log.txt” echo %date% %time% >> “C:\Test\log.txt” echo.———————————- >> “C:\Test\log.txt” Echo. >> “C:\Test\log.txt” xcopy “D:\test\*” “C:\test\” /e /i /y /d >> “C:\Test\log.txt” Echo. >> “C:\Test\log.txt” echo.———————————- >> “C:\Test\log.txt” echo %date% %time% >> “C:\Test\log.txt” echo.———————————- >> “C:\Test\log.txt” Echo. >>”C:\Test\log.txt” results Running after the Batch File. !! Suggestions are Welcome !!
