Windows batch script to move files

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I need to move files from one directory to another in windows  and I need to write this in a batch script   We have written a SQL job where backup files will be created every 4 hours on the D  drive and last 4 backup files will be saved and others will be deleted   I need to write a batch script to move these files from the D  drive to the E  drive every 10 hours   Can anyone help me to write this script

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Create a file called MoveFiles bat with the syntax  move c  Sourcefoldernam     e  destinationFolder   then schedule a task to run that MoveFiles bat every 10 hours

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You can try this    backup  move C  FilesToBeBackedUp     E  BackupPlace   timeout 36000  goto backup  If that doesn t work try to replace  timeout  with sleep  Ik this post is over a year old  just helping anyone with the same problem

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This is exactly how it worked for me  For some reason the above code failed    This one runs a check every 3 minutes for any files in there and auto moves it to the destination folder  If you need to be prompted for conflicts then change the  y to  -y   backup move  y  D  Dropbox Dropbox Camera Uploads       D  Archive Camera Uploads   timeout 360 goto backup

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move c  Sourcefoldernam     e  destinationFolder     This did not work for me for some reason  But when I tried using quotation marks  it suddenly worked   move  c  Sourcefoldernam       e  destinationFolder    I think its because my directory had spaces in one of the folders  So if it doesn t work for you  try with quotation marks

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