Maintain File Path Structure

[spoonybard]

I have a single directory with multiple sub-directories and I want to copy all the "*.user" files within the sub-directories into a new main directory. I found the code to that except that I have to both maintain the original file path structure as well as change one of the folder names in it.

Here is an example:

Original File - D:\Projects\APPS\Branch1\Project1\MyFile.user

What I want it to be copied to - D:\Projects\APPS\Branch2\Project1\MyFile.user

The "Project1" path can be a single level or have further sub-directories after it.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

[amel27]

Code: Select all

xcopy /S "D:\Projects\APPS\Branch1\*.user" "D:\Projects\APPS\Branch2\"

[spoonybard]

So the syntax for the destination will maintain everything that comes after Branch1\ up to the *.user file? So if for example one of the *.user files is located in "Branch1\Project\InnerFolder\MyFile.user", the destination syntax will copy the file to -> "Branch2\Project\InnerFolder\MyFile.user"?

Thanks.

[amel27]

spoonybard, yes, it copy *.user files with relative path
try, not ask...
see "xcopy /?" for many others options

[spoonybard]

Works perfect, thanks. Yeah, got a little too question happy without trying. my bad.

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