> I am trying to execute a batch file after a file is copying or to cancel it if the copy fails. below is how i currently have it setup but it is not working. Does anyone know what i am missing or doing wrong?
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how do i start another batch using postproc : Alberto(11/10/21 03:51)
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Re:how do i start another batch using postproc : Shirouzu(11/11/22 01:15)
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Re:how do i start another batch using postproc : Josh(12/3/30 02:28)
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> fastcopy.exe /CMD=force_copy /error_stop /auto_close
> /srcfile="C:\TestingCopying\pathfile_list.txt" /to="C:\TestingCopying\Test2"
> /postproc=Normal "C:\TestingCopying\echo.bat"
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Currently using this in a batch file, it will not launch multiple instances of fastcopy, but will start the next line in my batch which kicks off another fastcopy. the /force_close switch will close it if it fails or complete, just read your fastcopy.log file in the program directory to check the status of all your copies. (the %ip% are variables I am setting up earlier in my script)
fastcopy.exe /cmd=diff /force_close "\\%ip1%\c$\program files\data\" /to="X:\2012 Projects\Camera\
fastcopy.exe /cmd=diff /force_close "\\%ip2%\c$\program files\data\" /to="X:\2012 Projects\Camera\
if %sitenumber% lss 3 goto end(other stuff in my script telling it if it needs to copy or not)