Just used a Let statement.

Thanks for everything!!!! You saved me a lot of grief.

Works great!!! Thanks for the quick and helpfull lesson!


One last question.. How do I change the CL_OVERWRITE=0 variable to 1?? I have looked through the program and the .ini file, but cannot locate it.

Shawn

Bob, the step looks good and appears to execute. I put an IfFileExists check on the destination and it comes up successful. I even tried changing to a locat directory, but still no file. Here is what I have right now: Let>SourcePath=S:\CTV Let>DestPath=\\MINT02\Share\SHARE\SMP\DialerRecon Month>MM D...

Everything looks fine and it says the file has been copied correctly, but when I look in the destination folder, it does not exist??

Any ideas?

Shawn

Bob, I took your advice and studied the Syntax and found that by replacing this:

MidStr>%Year%,3,2,YY

With this:

MidStr>%YYYY%,3,2,YY

It corrected the issue.

Thanks so much for your guidance!

Shawn.

Thanks for your assistance Bob, so very much appreciated! Everythings seems to run smooth, with the exception of the following MidStr command. After stepping through, it looks for the filename: 1102eapool55inv.txt MidStr>%Year%,3,2,YY Let>FileName=%MM%%DD%%YY%pool55inv.txt I attempted changing some ...

Thanks so much for your reply Bob. I am so new to this. So, how would this scrupt look laid out. Am I replacing my filename is the variable "FileName". And when I write the line to copy, what does the syntax look like.

I really appreciate your assistance!

Shawn.

I have several files located and named as follows: S:\CTV\102904pool55inv.txt This file is auto created every day and the modified date reflecting each day. I need to automatically look in this directory for these files that are new every morning and rename then and copy them to this location: \\MIN...