Package: copy files with specified date only
Using a batch script package, I want to copy the files to a folder with a specific date. I don't want to copy files after the specified date, I just want the files whose modified date is exactly the specified date.
I used XCOPY, but the / D option file copied the files to AND after the specified date. Example:
XCOPY "D:\FOLDER" "V:\FOLDERBIS" /K /R /Y /I /D:05-25-2015 /E
This will copy files where the modified date is greater than or equal to 25 2015, and I just want files that have the modified date equal to that specific date.
Also, I cannot use ROBOCOPY. Do you have any ideas?
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@echo off
set "_date=20150525"
set "directory=D:\FOLDER"
for %%# in (%directory%) do (
set "_path=%%~pn#"
set "_drive=%%~d#"
)
set "_path=%_path:\=\\%\\"
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%# in ('wmic datafile where "path='%_path%' and drive='%_drive%' " get LastModified^,Caption /Format:value') do (
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims==" %%A in ("%%#") do (
if "%%A" equ "Caption" (
set _fpath=%%B
)
if "%%A" equ "LastModified" (
set _time=%%B
if !time:~0,8! equ %_date% (
echo file !_fpath! has been created on !_time!
rem :: remove echo if everything is ok
echo copy "!_fpath!" "V:\FOLDERBIS"
)
)
)
)
EDIT : file dates filtered with wmic request
@echo off
set "_date=20150525"
set "directory=D:\FOLDER"
:: time zone is not used to deal better with - and + signs
for /f %%$ in ('wmic os get LastBootUpTime /format:value') do (
for /f %%# in ("%%$") do set "%%#"
)
set offset=%LastBootUpTime:~21,4%
set "edate=%_date%235959.999999%offset%"
set "bdate=%_date%000000.000000%offset%"
for %%# in (%directory%) do (
set "_path=%%~pn#"
set "_drive=%%~d#"
)
set "_path=%_path:\=\\%\\"
for /f "skip=1 tokens=* delims=" %%# in (' wmic datafile where "path='%_path%' and drive='%_drive%' and LastModified<='%edate%' and LastModified>='%bdate%'" get Caption /Format:table') do (
for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%A in ("%%#") do (
echo %%A
copy "%%A" "V:\FOLDERBIS"
)
)
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