I've an issue with copy command I'm using in my script. The command syntax is correct (to the best of my knowledge) but this command displays the error of "Path not found"; although the path is present, the file is also present. Not sure what the issue is. My command:
if exist D:\CDDATA\LIP\APin.dat* (copy D:\CDDATA\LIP\APin.dat* "D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\Apconf.dat") else goto exit12
I tried using xcopy instead but it waits for an input while running:
Does D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\Apconf.dat specify a file name
or directory name on the target
(F = file, D = directory)?
Tried to suppress it using /C but won't work. Any suggestions??
Thanks in advance, Adil
来了,下一次更好地解释您的问题
copy /y D:\CDDATA\LIP\APin.dat D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\Apconf.dat
要在没有提示的情况下xcopy到文件夹,请使用反斜杠结束路径或使用/I
开关。
"D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\Apconf.dat\"
mkdir "D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\"
xcopy "D:\CDDATA\LIP\APin.dat" "D:\CDDATA\LIP\Temp\Apconf.dat"/Y/H/v/s
Try making the directory FIRST in xcopy THEN copying the files. That works for me.
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