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create directories and subdirectories from a list.txt
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Hello every body from a newbie I am a teacher in primary school in Normandy and try to find a solution to this problem : Each year i have to create several directories : one per teacher and in each directory i have to create one directory for each pupil of these teachers's classroom There are 8 teachers and about 180 pupils in my school so it's very long to... more »
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Batch file to backup - rename with date
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I'd like to create a batch file which will look in a directory (I:\ Live Databases) for all files modified today. If a file was modified today, then copy it to another directory (I:\Backup Databases) AND rename the file with the modified date appended to the name. For example, my file is I:\Live Databases\Draw Deficits.mbd. If I modified... more »
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Hoping for some QBX code
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My "m4d Google sk1llz" have failed me (although I didn't try all that hard -- lazy, I know). I'm looking for QBX7 (PDS, whatever) to give me the equivalent to VB6's App.Path (full path that the executable is in, i.e. "C:\QBX") and App.EXEName (name of the executable, i.e. "foo.exe"). I can *probably* do it... more »
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dos question
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Hello, I'm trying to work with a batch-file. i want to make a dir that has the systemdate as its name. Is this possible? Wich command do i have to put after md? Thanks for the help RL
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Shell to Batch
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My QB45 program creates a BAT file and then uses SHELL to execute that bat file. But the bat file refuses to execute START or CALL commands. I get the message "Bad Command or Filename." The bat file works fine directly from the command prompt but not when shelled. I am working around the problem by stuffing the keyboard with... more »
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