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Indeed that fixed it. I wasn't getting error messages, at least I couldn't see them cause the window shuts down too fast. I even tried doing some echos/pauses before and after that line to try and figure it out but no luck. Thanks for your help, now I'll test and see if the problem with the previous...

I've tested several times now and what's causing the script to break is this instruction: for /f "delims=" %%b in ('dir "????_??" /ad /b') if /i not "%%b"=="Archive" do ( If I replaced with the previous one it is ok: for /f "delims=" %%b in ('dir &qu...

Well I just replaced again and the zip worked fine

This is what I current have. I changed what you said. @echo off call :getdate today -30 set "folder=%cd%" :: get timestamp in YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS format for /f "delims=" %%a in ('wmic OS Get localdatetime ^| find "."') do set dt=%%a set dt=%dt:~0,8%_%dt:~8,6% :: To specify ...

Just had the chance to test it now.

The result was this http://i.imgur.com/cF6WA0v.png
He did everthing OK but didn't zip the folders at the end.

Well I saved the list of folders and exclusions used in 2 past runs where this issue occurred:

In the 1st the exclusions were:

And the folders: http://pastebin.com/GhM6iP5M

In the 2nd the exclusions were:

And the folders: http://pastebin.com/mp2HhVP5

What's really buzzing me is that this only happens when I do big runs. I was just testing with a single folder trying to recreate the error but it was ok. But when I run for all folders with sometimes 20.000 files each, this issue happens. Regarding your question, I don't think so. The script is not...

Hi again foxidrive, I've been experiencing some issues with the script lately. After finishing executing, the script deletes the zips from previous executions, leaving only the new ones in the folder Archive. I can't seem to find what's causing this behavior, can you please take a look? Here is the ...

Oh God...so stupid.

Thank you very much

Did that, but prompt closed with no results or log writen. Maybe the full code can help: @echo off :: To specify the location of the file from where we import the list of directories to take action set file=C:\Users\administrator-ch\Documents\sizebackups\folderslist.txt echo Updating log... for /f &...

Ok I runned the script for this 4 folders: A:\Ambidata A:\BackupSQL A:\DADOS A:\Vazio And this is what I get in the cmd: http://prntscr.com/1v0owp And the log file is like this: 2013-10-03;A:\DADOS;135.157.117.617 2013-10-03;A:\Ambidata;6.027.825.713 2013-10-03;A:\BackupSQL;637.279.136 No entry for ...

for /f "tokens=3-4" %%v in ('dir "%dirName%" /s ^| find /i "file(s)"') do ( set bytes=%%v ) :: To specify log folder and file set LOG_FOLDER=C:\Users\administrator-ch\Documents\sizebackups\LOGS set datetime="%date:~6,4%%date:~3,2%%date:~0,2% set LOG_FILE=%LOG_FOLD...

EDIT: Ignored it, it was an error with the log file (feature I added). The location of the log folder was incorrect. Sorry to waste your time.

I got an issue when my folders path has spaces, like for example: "C:\Program Files (x86)\MTSOMS\adapter-logs\AS61001"

The script doesn't recognize the path

Perfect, many thanks