Friday, August 27, 2004, 12:58:23 AM, you wrote:

DR> The find command in unix could generate a list of
DR> files that were modified after a certain date/time. I
DR> don't know if Windows had a similar command.
Try install "Windows Resource Kit" and use robocopy.exe

DR> Once you have the list of files to be backed up, in a
DR> file (for example a file called c:\listfile, you could
DR> use the following command:

DR> bpbackup -p "POLICY" -s "SCHEDULE" -f c:\listfile -t
DR> MS-Windows-NT -w 2:00:00 

DR> This would run as a User Backup Type rather than a
DR> Full or Differntial. So "SCHEDULE" would need to be a
DR> User type schedule.  Also make sure the window for the
DR> schedule is open when the batch file runs.

DR> There -w 2:00:00 would wait two hours for the command
DR> to complete. Used in a batch file, else the processing
DR> continues right away in the batch file.



DR> --- "Block, John - IST contractor"
DR> <John.Block AT mkcorp DOT com> wrote:



                
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