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sorry for the late response..

thanks for the code.. hehe..i didn't understand some of the code.. sorry i'm new in batch scripting.. by the way, i manage to edit my previous code to achieve what i want.. here's the code of what i've done: @echo off set Hour=%time:~0,2% if %Hour% lss 10 (set Hour=0%time:~1,1%) set Min=%tim...

it needs to find YYYYMMDDHH in the filename then it will copy it on the created YYYYMMDD folder.

did you get it?

Copy files from the last date in the name or a specific date?

specific date...

And yet, that means "14" in the Insite=2009091814

the format of:
2009091814
is
YYYYMMDDHH

someone gave me a code and i edited it.. and I finally solved my problem somehow.. @echo off set SourcePath=d:\deck\TEST\Source set Destination=d:\deck\TEST\20090918 set Insite=2009091814 IF NOT EXIST %Destination% GOTO NOPATH :GETUPDATE echo "updating local files..." COPY /Y %SourcePath%\...

thanks for the help..

i'll try this one now..

good day to everyone.. i'm know someone could help me out there about my problem. i'm a newbie regarding dos batch scripting so i don't really know how to solve my prob.. what i need to do is to search a file in a folder and and copy it to another folder..not all files must be copied..i need to spec...