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Send Event script help.

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I have a script that creates a windows folder on my server drive o: with the same title as an estimate number generated by FM.

Now, I want to copy sub-folders contained within another file at o:templates and paste them to o:Estimate_Log::Estimate Number which was just created.

I'm not familiar with the send event or cmd language and have been shooting in the dark.

Thanks for your help!

Joe

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I just figured it out myself...woo hoo! thanks to some windows xp command descriptions I found online. The cmd stuff is new to me, but it sure is useful.

Here's the Send Event script if anyone needs it:

Make it a calculation and type the following into the calculation field (include the quotes).

"CMD /c XCOPY driveletter:sourcefoldername* " & yourtable::fieldname & " /s /i"

note the spaces inside the quotes, they're critical or it doesn't work right.

This copies the folders, subfolders and files from the source folder to a new one that you create while using data from a field in the title.

It will create the directory tree automatically and populate the folders.

If anyone needs a list of windows xp command lines. check out:

http://www.ss64.com/nt/

peace.

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