China DOS Union

set /p filename=Customer Data
set alldrive=f
for %%i in (%alldrive%) do if exist %%i:\ dir /b %%i:| find "%filename%"
move %filename% e:\win
pause


The original idea was to search for Customer Data under all drive letters and then MOVE it to the e:\win folder, but I found there was a problem so I changed it to search only f:
But after changing it to f:, it still doesn't work

I'm puzzled too. Sometimes with find "string", the string is clearly there, but it just won't show up.
I just tested it, and with find "string", the string is case-sensitive.
I searched for the If_Exist folder, success
if_exist did not work

I'm really puzzled... I've already tested the letter case and it still doesn't work..
For example, if what I'm searching for is "Customer Data", do Chinese characters have upper/lower case too??

set /p filename=Customer Data
In this, "Customer Data" is the displayed prompt text, not the value of filename

Remove the /p switch from the set command

I feel this batch file has a big problem... it seems...
I was almost driven crazy... this is the code I tested successfully myself

@echo off
set /p filename=":"
if exist f:\%filename% move f:\%filename% e:\

(The check in if exist f:\%filename% already includes checking whether drive f exists, so it's direct and simple)

After removing the /p switch, it can find the Customer Data folder, but it still can't move it, saying access denied. The folder location and file are not the problem..
Still hoping for advice

.. It says the system cannot find the specified file, sorry, I misread it.
I thought it was a directory problem, then I put the batch file under the Customer Data folder and ran it, but that still didn't work..

It seems to be a problem with the MOVE command.

Depressing, extremely depressing!!!
(Hope you can take screenshots of the relevant images and post them in the thread so everyone can have a look)

Such a clear line of thinking is really worth studying carefully!!
By the way, what if it's a folder named "Customer Data"?
MOVE the "Customer Data" folder to E:\WIN
I tried it, and it seems rather difficult..

Try this?
@echo off for %%a in (c d e f g h i j k l m n) do ( if exist %%a: ( for /f "delims=" %%b in ('dir /s/b/ad "%%a:\*"^|findstr /i /e "\\客户资料"') do ( echo move /y "%%b" e:\win\ ) ) ) Pause