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How to copy a folder into multiple folders at once
ic3hatt
Just as the title asks. I'm looking to copy a whole folder (not just the contents) into a massive amount of folders and I was under the impression there was some sort of batch command I could run to do this for me. However I was having issues, the only option I saw was to specify a file inside of a folder which wouldn't help me as I need to copy empty folders as well. Is that something that can be done?
Thanks!
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JDMurray
On what operating system? And what do you mean by "
into a massive amount of folders?
"
ic3hatt
I'm on a windows server 2019 OS, and about 400 folders.
SteveLavoie
I am not fully sure to understand everything you are asking. But I would look at robocopy. There is a lot of switches that could allow you to do what you want. Look at /E to copy sub-folder even if empty. /mt to add paralele task. There are also a lot of switche to deal with timestamp, file security and so on.
JDMurray
ic3hatt
said:
I'm on a windows server 2019 OS, and about 400 folders.
Open a Command Prompt window, enter the command
XCOPY /?
and have a look at the options. I've never found a copy operation that XCOPY could not handle, but it's not terribly fast in some situations.
ic3hatt
Thank you very much I will look into these.
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