Need help with Robocopy Line command program... - Page 2

01-27-06, 12:32 AM

This works: (change the server and volume names as appropriate!)

md \\matrix\shared\test
md \\matrix\shared\test\%USERNAME%
XCOPY "c:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\*.*" "\\matrix\shared\test\%USERNAME%\Application Data\" /E /C /Q /H /Y /R

Copy from the old machine. Rename the folder on the server to the new UID. Restore using the new machine. Note that XCOPY is all on line, not two or so that are rendered by the browser.

**Frenchy** · 01-27-06, 12:35 AM

Thanks Noisy Crow I will give this a try... I need my bed.

01-27-06, 12:41 AM

ZZZzzz is right! Fire me off a note if you'd like it turned into a couple of batch files.

**radimus** · 01-27-06, 09:53 AM

here is a bat that I used a while back to copy userdata to their H: before migrating them to a new PC

Perhaps some of this would be helpful to you

Code:

@echo off

if exist "c:\program files\ase\data\aspen.mdb" md "h:\aspen" & move "c:\program files\ase\data\*.mdb" "h:\aspen"
if exist "c:\cognos\BI96\workspce\*.imt" md "h:\improm35" & move "c:\cognos\BI96\workspce\*.imt" "h:\improm35"
if exist "c:\My Documents" md "h:\My Documents" & move "c:\My Documents\*.*" "h:\My Documents"
if exist "%userprofile%\favorites\*.*" md h:\Favorites & move "%userprofile%\favorites\*.*" h:\Favorites 
if exist "%userprofile%\desktop\*.*" md h:\Desktop & move "%userprofile%\desktop\*.*" h:\Desktop
if exist "%userprofile%\Personal\*.*" md h:\Personal & move "%userprofile%\Personal\*.*" h:\Personal
if exist "%userprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates\Normal.dot" md h:\Normal & move "%userprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates\Normal.dot" h:\Normal

md h:\Word
md h:\Excel
md h:\PowerPoint
md h:\Outlook
md h:\Publisher
md h:\Access
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.doc) do xcopy "%%a" h:\Word /s /i
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.xls) do xcopy "%%a" h:\Excel /s /i
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.ppt) do xcopy "%%a" h:\PowerPoint /s /i
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.pub) do xcopy "%%a" h:\Publisher /s /i
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.mdb) do xcopy "%%a" h:\Access /s /i
for /r c:\ %%a in (*.pst *.pab) do xcopy "%%a" h:\Outlook /s /i

net use | find /i ":" > H:\%username%-Drives.txt
\\server\logon\reg query hkcu\printers\connections > H:\%username%-Printers.txt

reese · 01-27-06, 06:40 PM

Sorry, I just saw robocopy and I had to ;-)