Need to be able to "schedule" a command line action using windows scheduler.
This is my command:
for /r C:\Users\bob\Downloads\Done\ %f in (*) do @move "%f" C:\Users\bob\Downloads\Done\
It flattens all files into the main folder.
The "for" command does not work as in a scheduler but is working in cmd.exe
I need a batch file or other code so that I can use the scheduler.
I read these, but I'm just not that cool: How to copy files from folder tree dropping all the folders with Robocopy?
Take your above code and save it in a .bat
file. The only change you need to make, is that percents (%) need to be doubled-up when run inside a batch file.
for /r C:\Users\bob\Downloads\Done\ %%f in (*) do (
@move "%%f" C:\Users\bob\Downloads\Done\
)
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