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I'm trying to make a BAT batch file under DOS.
Its task is to copy all folders in H:, including subfolders and all files, into a folder on D: named after the current system time, while keeping the original directory structure of H:. Then delete all folders and files in H:.

Now I've run into one difficulty:
that is, how to copy the content to the destination drive, and put it into a folder created on the spot. This folder can be named arbitrarily, preferably after the current system time.

How do I do this? Please teach me!

Using environment variables should work, right?

The following is a quote from jddj007 at 2003-11-23 11:28:50:
Using environment variables should work, right?

Can you teach me?

You're making a backup, right? Hehe. I suggest not using direct COPY, GHOST would be better. Go search for GHOST's command-line usage first.
As for that date/time string, use C, or BASIC would be fine too, just don't use batch processing. No hope there.

If you're a system administrator, use PERL or some other scripting tool to do it.(WSHELL) Don't count on simple BATCH.

The following is a quote from lemonhall at 2003-11-23 18:41:04:
You're making a backup, right? Hehe. I suggest not using direct COPY, GHOST would be better. Go search for GHOST's command-line usage first.
As for that date/time string, use C, or BASIC would be fine too, just don't use batch processing. No hope there.

If you're a system administrator, use PERL or some other scripting tool to do it.(WSHELL) Don't count on simple BATCH.

It's not for backup. The main purpose is to save time, speed comes first, one-step completion.

Are you using pure DOS? If not, use WINRAR, it's the fastest, and you don't even need to write a script.
WINRAR has an option to use the date and time directly as the filename when creating an archive.
Use store mode for packing, that's also a common method.

The filename will often be generated as XXX200310281923.RAR, the date and time are all based on your system.
"Save time, speed comes first, one-step completion"??????????????????????????????? Where are you from? A government office? You're really good at shouting slogans!

The following is a quote from lemonhall at 2003-11-24 11:10:17:
Are you using pure DOS? If not, use WINRAR, it's the fastest, and you don't even need to write a script.
WINRAR has an option to use the date and time directly as the filename when creating an archive.
Use store mode for packing, that's also a common method.

The filename will often be generated as XXX200310281923.RAR, the date and time are all based on your system.
"Save time, speed comes first, one-step completion"??????????????????????????????? Where are you from? A government office? You're really good at shouting slogans!

It really is pure DOS, because my little 50M notebook uses too much power. When I'm out shooting and downloading CF cards, I have no choice but to use DOS to save time and battery power. Right now I'm using Volkov Commander 4.99, but it still feels like too much trouble~. The palm-sized little notebook has too small a keyboard, so I hope to get it done with one key~. A lot of friends using 50M machines need this convenient program~. Too bad nobody knows how to write it~
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Can't the time command under DOS get the time?