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1.cmd to the directory where xcopyTime.bat is located, and execute the command xcopyTime sourceFolder DestinationFolder dateTime

2.EXCLUDE.txt is an excluded object and does not copy the files or folders listed in it

Example:

F:\ bat > xcopyTime E:\ workspace F:\ website\ 06-30-2010

EXCLUDE.txt content, in the line below

-

.classpath

.class

.log

-

The code is as follows:

@ echo off

Rem xcopy2.BAT transfers all files in all subdirectories of

Rem the source drive or directory (1) to the destination

Rem drive or directory (2)

Rem lastModifyTime (3)

Xcopy% 1% 2 / s / dvv% 3 / exclude:EXCLUDE.txt / y

If errorlevel 4 goto lowmemory

If errorlevel 2 goto abort

If errorlevel 0 goto exit

: lowmemory

Echo Insufficient memory to copy files or

Echo invalid drive or command-line syntax.

Goto exit

: abort

Echo You pressed CTRL+C to end the copy operation.

Goto exit

: exit

=

.classpath

.class

.log

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