◑ Robocopy uses MIRRIORING, XCopy does not Both are useful programs for all types of bulk file copying, but Robocopy has some options to make the job easier. XCopy is included in most versions of Windows, but has been less used since Robocopy was released. These two command line tools are often used in file transfers for Windows. ✡ Robocopy can mirror 1 folder to another, deleting files in the destination that don’t exist in the source folder.
✡ Robocopy can schedule a copy and paste operation. ✡ Robocopy can exclude some files or folders. ✡ Robocopy can pre-specify what to do with conflicting file names. The additional features Robocopy has are listed below: It has been a standard feature of Windows since Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. ROBOCOPY, for "Robust File Copy", is a command-line directory and/or file replication command for Microsoft Windows.
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✡ Xcopy can help identify updated files (based on archive attribute or based on a given cutoff date), so it’s useful for incremental backup needs. ✡ Xcopy can exclude files based on file name or extension. ✡ Xcopy can copy all files including subdirectories recursively and replicate the source directory structure as it is. The additional features Xcopy has are listed below: It is a built-in command on Windows OS which has advanced features than the basic Copy command. In computing, XCOPY is a command used for copying multiple files or entire directory trees from one directory to another and for copying files across a network. Some basic information about them is as follows.
Both of them can help you copy files and folders from one location to another. So for ex.Xcopy and Robocopy are two Windows built-in command line file copy utilities. You can also send special control characters with symbols like "^" for 'Control', "%" for 'Alt', "+" for 'Shift'. SendKeys "Hello" 'Will send this text string to the app active input Once you have an active app then you can send 'keystrokes' to it like so: assuming you are shelling the required app through code, or if it is already running using its "window title", as so: WinHandle = Shell("calc.exe", 1) ' Run CalculatorĪppActivate WinHandle ' Activate the Calculator (When XXcopy does continue to run, another window opens that Macro Scheduler does recognize OK and I can use with WaitWindowClosed). But then I could Run Program>XXCOPY/Get a Delay/Run the WindowsScriptCommand/ and let XXCOPY continue to run after it receives the AnyKey from that script. Is it possible to write some type of WindowsScript that can be called by Macro Scheduler that would do the Send>AnyKey to that object? I don't know the WindowsScript tools, so I would need the specific code. I still think is has to do with being a "ConsoleWindowClass" object. These are the only commands I know in Macro Scheduler to set focus before Send> is used. One of the things that is confusing is why GetWindowList would show the window name, but that name is NOT FOUND when using in SetFocus/FindWindowWithText type of commands. The problem is SetFocus needs a window name. But I still need to follow that with a SetFocus.
It's not the wait/delay that is the problem, it is setting the focus to do the Send/Press.īut both suggestions above will only provide the delay so I know the window is open. That sounds like a good idea to replace WaitWindowOpen
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Here is the code for the variables at the top of the real script: So I set RP_WAIT=2 and =0, and it also ran OK once only. I removed it, and it seemed to run OK, but only once. I tried removing them and it looked like RP-WAIT was causing the problem. So, what else is different? Some variables at the beginning of the main script. So, I wondered, what was different? Well, in the real script, it is actually part of a SubRoutine, so I modified the test script to run in a sub routine as shown above. But if I run it in the middle of my script, it hangs on WaitWindowOpen. I made the test script and it runs OK every time. WaitWindowOpen>C:\Program Files\XXcopy\xxcopy.exe Run Program>C:\Program Files\XXcopy\xxcopy.exe Q:\*\* T:\Snap\ /CR8 /BU /PB /FF /CK0 /OAQ:\Data\Backups\Logs\20110824Msg.log /FoQ:\Data\Backups\Logs\20110824Files.log /FMSDTZAL /EXQ:\Data\Backups\Xxcopy\ExcludeList.txt
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